This project enhances the design of user interfaces by teaching AI coding assistants to implement subtle design details.
Source: Official README and linked documentation View on GitHub →The project is being discussed because its focus on improving UI/UX through design engineering principles. It addresses the pain point of inconsistent UI/UX in AI-generated code and fills the gap by providing a structured approach to design. The unique technical choice is its integration with AI coding assistants, which is not common in UI/UX design tools.
Source: Official README and linked documentationThe project covers a range of design principles such as text wrapping, border radius, icon animations, font smoothing, and shadows, which are implemented to enhance the user interface.
Source: Official README and linked documentationThe skill is designed to be used with AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex, automatically applying design principles during UI component building and code reviews.
Source: Official README and linked documentationUsers can manually invoke the skill to apply design principles to specific UI components or animations.
Source: Official README and linked documentationThe architecture is modular, with separate files for animations, performance, surfaces, and typography. The code is organized into a 'skills' directory, suggesting a pattern of encapsulation and separation of concerns. There are no explicit design patterns identified, and the data flow is not detailed due to the lack of dependency files.
Source: Official repository tree and dependency filesNot enough information.The project is for developers and UI/UX designers who want to improve the design of their applications. It is useful in scenarios where AI coding assistants are used to generate UI components, and when manual design adjustments are needed for specific UI elements or animations.
Source: Official README and linked documentationAs of 2026-09-23, the repository has no GitHub Release or version tag. The reviewed main commit is 35545ea1512ad59fa463e6b1f95ca9c052981fe6.
Source: github.com/jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better/releases；https://g…status: docs-only | checked_at: 2026-09-23 | environment: The official README, AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, Releases page, and main commit 35545ea were reviewed. | limitations: No local installation or runtime verification was performed. npx skills was not run, no file was written to an agent directory, no user frontend code was read, no browser animation check ran, and the skill did not modify files. | observed_output: The repository explicitly contains documentation skills only and has no build or test tooling. SKILL.md defines quick/full scope, five review categories, an evidence table, rejected candidates, verification, and a verdict. GitHub has no formal Release.
Source: github.com/jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better/blob/main/AGENTS.m…Vercel's Web Interface Guidelines can also be used as an Agent Skill, but cover broader rules for accessibility, forms, navigation, internationalization, performance, and content. make-interfaces-feel-better focuses on polish such as radii, optical alignment, shadows, icons, and motion, with quick/full evidence output.
Source: github.com/vercel-labs/web-interface-guidelines；https://github.com/ja…This project is worth watching for teams or individuals aiming to integrate design principles into AI-generated code. It is particularly suitable for those working with AI coding assistants and seeking to enhance the UI/UX of their applications.
The repository explicitly contains documentation skills only and has no build or test tooling. SKILL.md defines quick/full scope, five review categories, an evidence table, rejected candidates, verification, and a verdict. GitHub has no formal Release. No local installation or runtime verification was performed.
The review environment was: The official README, AGENTS.md, SKILL.md, Releases page, and main commit 35545ea were reviewed. make-interfaces-feel-better behavior outside that scope still needs a local check.