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Interaction Physics

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sanky369·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Simulates realistic object interactions & movement within a scene, enhancing immersive experiences and dynamic simulations.

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    $ npx skills add sanky369/vibe-building-skills --skill interaction-physics -a claude-code

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sanky369

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skills/frontend-design/interaction-physics/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill focuses on designing and implementing effective user interface interactions, particularly microinteractions. It teaches how to systematically approach interaction design by understanding animation principles, creating intentional feedback mechanisms (like button hover states or loading indicators), and ensuring performance and accessibility. The goal is to create intuitive and engaging experiences for users through well-designed animations and responses to their actions.

When to use it

  • Creating interactive UI elements like buttons, forms, and menus.
  • Designing visual feedback for user actions (e.g., button clicks, form submissions).
  • Developing loading indicators or progress bars that provide clear status updates.
  • Implementing transitions between different states of an application or interface.
  • Adding subtle animations to guide user attention and enhance the overall experience.

Key capabilities

  • Microinteraction Design: Focuses on small, contained interactions for specific tasks.
  • Animation Principles: Applies principles like timing and easing to create effective animations.
  • Feedback Mechanisms: Provides visual and auditory feedback in response to user actions.
  • State Communication: Uses animation to clearly communicate the state of an application (loading, success, error).
  • Performance Considerations: Emphasizes creating interactions that are performant and accessible.

Example prompts

  • "Show me how to create a button hover effect with a 200ms ease-out transition."
  • "What are some best practices for designing loading indicators?"
  • "How can I use animation to guide the user's attention during form submission?"

Tips & gotchas

  • Timing is crucial: Pay close attention to animation duration; too fast or slow can negatively impact usability. Refer to the provided guidelines (150-250ms for UI feedback, 300-500ms for transitions).
  • Consider easing functions: Different easing functions convey different meanings and feelings – choose them intentionally.
  • Prioritize clarity over complexity: Delightful animations should not distract from the user's primary task.