haptic-feedback

Define haptic feedback patterns for mobile UI components on iOS and Android.

Updated Mar 13, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend --skill haptic-feedback
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Skill: haptic-feedback
Source: https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend/tree/main/.claude/skills/haptic-feedback
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend --skill haptic-feedback

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The haptic-feedback guidelines address the lack of standardized tactile feedback in mobile apps by outlining enterprise-level best practices to enhance perceived responsiveness while preventing feedback fatigue.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standardizes haptic styles across components (toggles, buttons, sliders, chips, and navigation) to ensure a consistent user experience on iOS and Android.
  • Defines when to trigger haptic feedback (confirmations, successes, errors, and navigational cues) and when to avoid it, reducing user fatigue.
  • Provides practical integration tips and examples for common UI frameworks to implement non-intrusive, context-appropriate feedback.

Quick Start

Implement a consistent light haptic feedback trigger for all primary interactions (taps, toggles, and nav changes) across the app.

Frequently Asked Questions about haptic-feedback

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I apply haptic feedback to mobile UI components like toggles and buttons?

Trigger haptic feedback for confirmations, successes, errors, and navigational cues to ensure consistent mobile UX, while explicitly avoiding non-intrusive usage to prevent user fatigue and miscommunication.

What are the guidelines for haptic timing and step-based feedback in mobile UX?

You should implement a consistent light haptic feedback trigger for primary interactions like taps, toggles, and navigation changes to establish enterprise-level best practices across your mobile app.

When should I avoid using haptic feedback in my mobile app?

Overusing tactile feedback without standardizing haptic styles causes feedback fatigue, so you must follow enterprise-level best practices to ensure feedback is context-appropriate and non-intrusive.

Does iOS and Android haptic design require different patterns for accessibility?

Standardizing haptic styles across iOS and Android components ensures consistent user experience and accessibility, overcoming the lack of standardized tactile feedback by applying enterprise-level best practices.