Elevate the feel, polish, and 'juice' of UI interactions and animations, in the craft tradition of Emil Kowalski (sonner, vaul) and Josh Comeau. Apply it WHENEVER the user wants an interface to feel better, smoother, more polished, responsive, satisfying, delightful, or 'alive'; when they say an interaction feels stiff, janky, dead, cheap, flat, or off; when they mention adding animation, motion, micro-interactions, springs, transitions, easing, or hover/press effects; or when they ask to 'add juice', 'make it feel good', 'make it satisfying', or 'polish' a button, modal, toast, drawer, toggle, menu, list, or page transition. Works on existing components (improves them in place) or a described interaction (builds it), CSS-first and adapting to the project's stack, with accessibility (prefers-reduced-motion) and performance (compositor-only) built in, and the taste to know when NOT to animate. Trigger phrases: 'make this feel nicer', 'add some juice', 'this feels stiff', 'this feels janky', 'polish this interaction', 'make it satisfying', 'improve the animation', 'it feels cheap', 'make it more delightful', 'give it some life'.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Elevate the feel, polish, and 'juice' of UI interactions and animations, in the craft tradition of Emil Kowalski (sonner, vaul) and Josh Comeau. Apply it WHENEVER the user wants an interface to feel better, smoother, more polished, responsive, satisfying, delightful, or 'alive'; when they say an interaction feels stiff, janky, dead, cheap, flat, or off; when they mention adding animation, motion, micro-interactions, springs, transitions, easing, or hover/press effects; or when they ask to 'add juice', 'make it feel good', 'make it satisfying', or 'polish' a button, modal, toast, drawer, toggle, menu, list, or page transition. Works on existing components (improves them in place) or a described interaction (builds it), CSS-first and adapting to the project's stack, with accessibility (prefers-reduced-motion) and performance (compositor-only) built in, and the taste to know when NOT to animate. Trigger phrases: 'make this feel nicer', 'add some juice', 'this feels stiff', 'this feels janky', 'polish this interaction', 'make it satisfying', 'improve the animation', 'it feels cheap', 'make it more delightful', 'give it some life'.
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Elevate the feel, polish, and 'juice' of UI interactions and animations, in the craft tradition of Emil Kowalski (sonner, vaul) and Josh Comeau. Apply it WHENEVER the user wants an interface to feel better, smoother, more polished, responsive, satisfying, delightful, or 'alive'; when they say an interaction feels stiff, janky, dead, cheap, flat, or off; when they mention adding animation, motion, micro-interactions, springs, transitions, easing, or hover/press effects; or when they ask to 'add juice', 'make it feel good', 'make it satisfying', or 'polish' a button, modal, toast, drawer, toggle, menu, list, or page transition. Works on existing components (improves them in place) or a described interaction (builds it), CSS-first and adapting to the project's stack, with accessibility (prefers-reduced-motion) and performance (compositor-only) built in, and the taste to know when NOT to animate. Trigger phrases: 'make this feel nicer', 'add some juice', 'this feels stiff', 'this feels janky', 'polish this interaction', 'make it satisfying', 'improve the animation', 'it feels cheap', 'make it more delightful', 'give it some life'.
About this listing
Category
Growth & marketing
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.