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Last commit on July 24, 2026·Created on March 13, 2026

jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better

Design engineering principles for refining the small details of user interfaces.
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TL;DR

This skill provides a framework for frontend engineers to bridge the gap between static designs and polished products. It focuses on the compounding effect of small visual adjustments, from optical alignment and font smoothing to motion restraint.

It is designed for use during the implementation of UI components and micro-interactions, offering specific guidance on border radii, box shadows, and tactile feedback to ensure interfaces feel intentional and refined.

WHO IT'S FOR
Frontend engineers
implementing polished UI components and micro-interactions
Design engineers
bridging the gap between static designs and polished
UI/UX developers
refining motion and transition feel in web apps
Technical leads
reviewing frontend code for visual polish and consistency
Repository contents

1 skill file

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Use this skill

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

Install with skills CLI

Installs: Complete jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better bundle

  1. Run this command in a terminal to install the documented bundle.

    npx skills add jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better
README.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Run a quick UI polish review

Uses make-interfaces-feel-better

  • A project workspace containing the UI code
  • The component or file path to review, replacing <component-or-file-path>
Use the make-interfaces-feel-better skill to perform a quick UI polish review of <component-or-file-path>. Identify the project's existing styling system, then report a small set of specific, actionable improvements involving typography, surfaces, animations, icons, or interaction details. Keep every proposed change in the existing styling system and include the relevant file locations. Do not modify files.