Design and audit UI microinteractions using triggers, rules, feedback, and loops.
npx skills add https://github.com/fsolla/teqo --skill microinteractions-fsolla
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: microinteractions Source: https://github.com/fsolla/teqo/tree/main/.agents/skills/microinteractions Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fsolla/teqo --skill microinteractions-fsolla
This Skill addresses the common issue of interfaces feeling dead or unresponsive by providing a structured framework to design the tiny, contained moments—like button feedback, loading states, and toggles—that define user satisfaction.
Use the microinteractions skill to audit the current design of the login button and suggest improvements based on the 8-point diagnostic rubric.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Design microinteractions for responsive UI elements by applying a four-part framework: triggers, rules, feedback, and loops. This structure defines state transitions and feedback mechanisms for web and mobile applications, ensuring polished product moments.
Audit existing interaction design using an 8-point diagnostic rubric that evaluates triggers, rules, feedback, and loops. This scoring system identifies usability gaps in UI patterns like button feedback and loading states, then suggests targeted improvements.
Form submissions feel ambiguous when feedback is missing or delayed. Interaction design fixes this by defining a clear trigger, immediate visual feedback, and a success state that confirms the action without cluttering the interface.
Yes, the microinteractions framework satisfies requirements for accessibility compliance on mobile and web applications. It structures state transitions and feedback mechanisms to ensure responsive UI elements meet usability standards.
Design state transitions and loops when UI patterns require consistent state management across user interactions. The four-part framework maps triggers to feedback and defines modes, preventing interfaces from feeling dead or unresponsive.
The four-part framework focuses on small-scale, contained moments like toggles and loading states rather than complex page-level animations. It structures triggers, rules, feedback, and loops for high-fidelity interaction design but does not address broader UX workflow orchestration.
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