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Make Interfaces Feel Better

An AI agent skill that teaches coding agents the small UI details, such as animation, typography, icons, hover states, alignment, shadows and hit areas, that make an interface feel polished.

Make Interfaces Feel Better

Make Interfaces Feel Better is an agent skill focused on the small implementation details that make a user interface feel better to use, rather than on any single framework or design system.

It covers animation timing, typography, icon choices, hover states, optical alignment, concentric border radius, shadow treatment, and touch or click hit areas, and it is installed into a coding agent with a skills command-line installer.

It is written in Markdown and released under the MIT license.

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