When designing for a large project, there are certain pages or elements that designers frequently overlook during the design process. Many of the points raised are made by beginners and/or in projects where there was not enough time to create wireframes to anticipate all the flows and problems.
Today we would like to share with you a few components that many new UI/UX designers overlook in the designing process! 
The onboarding screen is a guide, intended to provide a brief introduction to the application, its main functions, and how to use it. It’s sometimes known as first user experience (FUX).
Skeleton is simply a predefined set of frames that replaces the content you want to display while waiting for the data to be loaded. It helps to increase UX and is especially useful in case your page/app has too much data to load.
Empty states are the states when the user enters a page but has nothing to display. Then you need an illustration of this page with no data, from which you can suggest action to them.
The splash screen is the intro screen that users see when they launch the app or website. It is a chance to build your brand identity and it keeps users occupied while your app loads in the background.
For pages that no longer exist, the URL entered is incorrect, or the link leads to a dead-end, etc. The site must lead you to 404 pages. You need to design it or else it will cause the user to lose interest in your website/app.
At times when the user’s device faces connection issues, the UI must display a screen to tell them about the trouble of connection, like an empty state, error, this is an issue that disrupts the user experience.
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