Some of you may know this and some of you may not, but microinteractions can be found in pretty much every electronic device we use on a daily basis. Whether it’s your smartphone, your laptop, or even your TV - you’re already using microinteractions without knowing. In the past years, microinteractions have become such an important part of web pages, that they’re considered fundamental by many experts in the field. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get started!
What Is a Microinteraction?
A microinteraction can be easily defined as a small process that accomplishes a single task. Instead of trying to explain microinteractions in a more complex way, we’ll show you a few processes that are considered as microinteractions:
Liking a Facebook post
What Is a Microinteraction?
A microinteraction can be easily defined as a small process that accomplishes a single task. Instead of trying to explain microinteractions in a more complex way, we’ll show you a few processes that are considered as microinteractions:
Liking a Facebook post