It’s incredible that /make-interfaces-feel-better has already been installed more than 30,000 times. It contains a lot of tips that make interfaces feel better, across UI, animations, performance and more. npx skills add jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better

"make a button feel so good that you wanna lick it" ahh post 😂

And here I am continually typing versions of. ... consider spacing, shadows, fonts, colors, padding and margins..

Its also used like 30,000 times by me over the last month since i installed it 😉

love using it so much, even added and customized it with codex as i progressed on using it to add my own flair to it, especially when paired with @Jakubantalik's transitions-dev skill

It’s really quite good tho. Installed it in most projects

Jakub I wanna thank you personally for this skill. At Mooch, we use it for every piece of frontend work we do (even our own website) We probably use it just much as /frontend-design. I love the level of detail and intricacy you put into this. It’s a real gift.

its my go-to skill for when im tasked with doing anything frontend ui related

What’s the name of these from left to right?

Use it quite frequently when building features 👍🏼

One of my favorites skills for building

great work

👏👏👏

nice job!

nice! there are so many dev skills and not enough design skills i’m hoping that Anthropic has more Figma data to train on the the next models can produce better designs

check out @zepaui

Ty, I'm gonna give it a try!

One of my favourite skills to use, a rare instance where saying „this looks off” makes the agent actually one shot a fix without specifying any other context.

It seems like development simply halted at the beginning, with few things, and nothing more has been done since. This kind of project needs consistent updates and additions. It has the potential to set a new standard for UI design, so it's unfortunate that progress has stalled.

30,001! this looks awesome!

It’s my go-to skill. I’d have pay for that. Thanks man!

Incredible. What sold me out was the counter whose width didn't changed when 0 turned to 1.

MAN YOU ARE GOING TO HEAVENS.

Button with 24px X padding is waay too big for desktop.

You the man!!

Nice 👌

yes 30000 installs proves people want polished defaults

Hi Jakub! I've just sent you a DM, please check it when you have a moment 🌸

I've been using this for a couple of weeks. Makes things very neat!

wanna find more of this kinda thing fr

@TalFlorentinUX

What's the best interface for understanding? If I want to understand something better. What would be UI/UX? (please don't tell me it's Notion/Obsidian/wiki/whatever system there is) Genuine question. Let me demo. > I have no idea about K. Where do I go learn about K and make myself as smart as top people doing bleeding-edge research on K? Google? ChatGPT? Talking to people? What's perfect UI/UX for this?

This looks really good, going to try it on my apps 👌

Have you been updating it btw? I installed it when you released it, it’s really great!

Bookmarking. half of good interface work is just knowing these tiny rules exist, glad someone packaged them.