Justy: There's a GitHub skill that teaches Claude how to make interfaces feel better instead of just look correct.
Justy: It's not a design system. It's a list of micro-patterns—text wrapping strategies, border radius layering, animation interruption, optical alignment, shadows instead of borders.
Justy: Most AI-generated UI is technically sound but feels stiff. One uninterruptible animation, one harsh shadow, one unbalanced line wrap, and the whole thing reads as cheap.
Justy: The skill teaches Claude Code to apply these details automatically when building components or reviewing frontend code. Install it, invoke `/make-interfaces-feel-better`, and the AI starts thinking like an interface engineer, not just a code generator.
Justy: The core insight: polish compounds. Each detail alone is invisible. Skipped all at once, they're unmissable.
Justy: If you're using Claude for UI work, grab it. `npx skills add jakubkrehel/make-interfaces-feel-better`. Saves a whole round of 'can you make this feel less stiff' prompts.
Justy: It's MIT licensed, so you can fork it and add your own micro-patterns too.