# Details That Make Interfaces Feel Better

Essay by Jakub Krehel (https://jakub.kr)

A collection of details that make your interfaces feel better.

Topics: Craft, Systems
Source: https://jakub.kr/writing/details-that-make-interfaces-feel-better

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Skills in this library that act on the same ground:

- emil-design-eng (https://stackskills.dev/md/emil-design-eng): The design-engineering house style behind Sonner and Vaul.
- prototype (https://stackskills.dev/md/prototype): Builds several genuinely different UI variants behind a live picker.
- apple-design (https://stackskills.dev/md/apple-design): Apple's interface and motion principles, translated for the web.
- pick-ui-library (https://stackskills.dev/md/pick-ui-library): Picks the library from the set Emil actually uses and trusts.
- better-ui (https://stackskills.dev/md/better-ui): Concentric radius, optical alignment, surface depth, hit areas.

## The short version

Great interfaces are rarely one thing. A collection of small corrections, text-wrap among them, that compound into something that feels considered.

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