micro-interaction-spec

Document micro-interactions by specifying the trigger, rules (sequence), feedback (visual/audio/haptic), duration/easing, loop behavior, and accessibility considerations. This structured framework ensures consistent interaction behavior across UI components and product workflows.

A micro-interaction specification formalizes triggers, rules, feedback, and loop/mode behavior into clear documentation. You need one to guide design system implementation and ensure reusable, predictable interactions across product workflows.

Yes, you can specify animation duration, easing, and accessibility considerations for UI components. The framework captures visual, audio, and haptic feedback to ensure interactions are both predictable and accessible.

The best way to standardize interaction design is to apply a structured framework that captures triggers, rules, feedback, and loops. This produces clear specifications to guide implementation and maintain consistent behavior across all UI components.

Define triggers and loop behavior by naming the micro-interaction and documenting its trigger event, rule sequence, and feedback. For first-time interactions, you can specify a subtle motion loop to guide the user through the initial experience.