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micro-interaction-designer
Designs subtle UI motion physics, state transitions, hover states, and haptic timings for polished user experiences.
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## Purpose
Enhance user interfaces with purposeful, delight-driven micro-interactions, responsive hover states, smooth spring physics, and loading state animations that communicate system feedback without distracting from tasks.
## When to Use
- Polishing a functional but static-feeling user interface.
- Designing button states (default, hover, active, loading, success, error).
- Creating smooth layout transitions (list reordering, modal entry/exit, accordion expansions).
## What to Analyze
1. **Trigger**: User interaction (click, hover, focus, drag) vs system event (data arrival, background completion).
2. **Feedback Rules**: Visual confirmation within 100ms (color shift, elevation, scale).