haptic-feedback

Define haptic feedback patterns for mobile UI components on iOS and Android.

Updated Mar 13, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend --skill haptic-feedback
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Skill: haptic-feedback
Source: https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend/tree/main/.claude/skills/haptic-feedback
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Haemeok/Capstone-frontend --skill haptic-feedback

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The haptic-feedback guidelines address the lack of standardized tactile feedback in mobile apps by outlining enterprise-level best practices to enhance perceived responsiveness while preventing feedback fatigue.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standardizes haptic styles across components (toggles, buttons, sliders, chips, and navigation) to ensure a consistent user experience on iOS and Android.
  • Defines when to trigger haptic feedback (confirmations, successes, errors, and navigational cues) and when to avoid it, reducing user fatigue.
  • Provides practical integration tips and examples for common UI frameworks to implement non-intrusive, context-appropriate feedback.

Quick Start

Implement a consistent light haptic feedback trigger for all primary interactions (taps, toggles, and nav changes) across the app.

Frequently Asked Questions about haptic-feedback

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I apply haptic feedback to mobile UI components like toggles and buttons?▼

Trigger haptic feedback for confirmations, successes, errors, and navigational cues to ensure consistent mobile UX, while explicitly avoiding non-intrusive usage to prevent user fatigue and miscommunication.

What are the guidelines for haptic timing and step-based feedback in mobile UX?▼

You should implement a consistent light haptic feedback trigger for primary interactions like taps, toggles, and navigation changes to establish enterprise-level best practices across your mobile app.

When should I avoid using haptic feedback in my mobile app?▼

Overusing tactile feedback without standardizing haptic styles causes feedback fatigue, so you must follow enterprise-level best practices to ensure feedback is context-appropriate and non-intrusive.

Does iOS and Android haptic design require different patterns for accessibility?▼

Standardizing haptic styles across iOS and Android components ensures consistent user experience and accessibility, overcoming the lack of standardized tactile feedback by applying enterprise-level best practices.