Interactions

Portfolio card stack 🗂️ @CharminKumar

Here are those glassy icons in the play

man they loook damn good 🤌
Interaction inspired by @sorenblank

Make it feel like fabric moving under your fingers.

how to make interactions feel good:
some tricks for 3d in everyday ui's

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Visual narrative in animation:
top - random numbers
bottom - a "recorded" chat played in UI

The top already works and gets the job done. But the bottom is different. It feels natural. Users get the idea without diving into details

One small step makes all the difference🤘

A way to make your interface feel faster is to use `ease-out` easing for enter and exit animations.

This curve accelerates at the beginning, which feels more snappy than `ease-in` which does the opposite.

Here's `ease-out` vs `ease-in`with the same duration + curve comparison:

Follow @hours if you don’t already. 
Dude is on fire lately.

getting closer to the finish line!

new post oncoming next week :)

Super excited that our paper, co-authored with @junkato, on parameter-tuning widgets for creative software has been accepted to #UIST2025. It’s my first academic paper ever, which makes it way more special. #tweeqjs

Truncated text + hover actions [animation]

Collated all my interactive prototypes in a single place and I can’t stop looking at this wall ✨

Interactions made using @createwithplay and some using SwiftUI.

In love with building drag-and-drop interactions that feel seamless

Augmented Reality Portal🔮

Try it yourself… ⬇️

This is how a top designer uses Figma Slides for designing executive presentations

I freaking love how this format grabs the attention of execs immediately because it focuses on what's being shipped

Especially having a dedicated section showing the execs current vs new design

Life is too short for AI agents to not be cute

Has anyone coined the term for this type of feature yet?

It's my favorite blend of "ai" features into existing apps.

User does a thing, usually an exact match to a condition that triggers an AI enhancement automatically

Other examples in thread 🧵

I like this new trend! #gamedev #indiegame

Tooltips don't necessarily have to be boringly bound in a box, right? 

Fiddling around with some code
@nextjs

When showing multiple elements at once, try applying a slight delay to each one for a smoother transition.     

For product UI, the delay between two elements should not be higher than ~50ms.

One of my favorite product design principles: progressive disclosure of sophistication. v0 is for beginners, experts, and everyone in-between.

Nitish's whole feed is full of quality interactions like this

Great follow ✅

Playful checkbox animation made using @rive_app ✅

Tooltips tip:

Tooltips should have a delay before appearing to prevent accidental activation. Once a tooltip is open, hovering over other tooltips should open them with no delay and no animation.

This feels faster without defeating the purpose of the initial delay.

Detached side drawer. Scrollable, swipeable, stackable.

Made with @silk_hq on the web.

Button interaction v2. 

Still can't decide which one suits best 👀

An easy way to make your interface feel more responsive is to add a subtle scale down effect when a button is pressed.              

A scale of 0.97/0.98 scale on the :active pseudo-class with a ~150ms transition should do the job.

A fancy inline date picker component in SwiftUI ✨

Some details for transaction flow @fun with @aaroniker_me

Should you design theme-aware icons and animate them? No, but when @glennui crafts some you have no choice.

Generative UI using Foundation Model in iOS 26. I love how the UI changes realtime as the streaming response updates.

Interesting glitch hover effect for icons

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In case you don't know the hover forgiveness just found out its really cool

Animating from `scale(0)` usually feels "off". Try animating from a higher initial scale instead (0.9+). It helps it feel more gentle and elegant.

Here's the difference between initial `scale(0)` and `scale(0.93)`:

I learned a lot from @emilkowalski_. 
His animations course was such an eye opening experience.