Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
A soft expanding ring that draws the eye to ONE element — a primary CTA, an unread badge, a new dot. Honors prefers-reduced-motion. One per screen; never use more than one at once or as pure decoration (attention splits and nothing wins).
A soft gooey blob trails the cursor with a springy lag — a playful custom pointer for a hero section. One per page; can distract on content-heavy pages. Hidden on touch and under prefers-reduced-motion.
Give one card or CTA a lively accent: a small bright comet of light travels around its border. Brighter/livelier than shine-border — use for a single "new"/"featured" element, one per view. Pure CSS; fully static under prefers-reduced-motion.
A bottom sheet slides up over a dimmed backdrop, then dismisses. An App-UI micro-interaction (mobile component feedback). Honors prefers-reduced-motion. Keep it short and snappy; only on controls that actually change state.
A stack of cards springs and fans into place on view — a lively hero for a small set (3–5). One set per view. Shown flat/instant under prefers-reduced-motion.
A button that springs down on press and pops back — tactile tap feedback. An App-UI micro-interaction (mobile component feedback). Honors prefers-reduced-motion. Keep it short and snappy; only on controls that actually change state.
Lift a clickable card toward the viewer on hover with a deepening shadow — a tactile, responsive cue. Pure CSS, no JS. Only use on actually-clickable cards (motion implies clickability). Honors prefers-reduced-motion (static). Avoid on very dense grids where many lifts feel noisy.