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Definition

What Are Microinteractions in UX Design?

Small, single-purpose animations or feedback responses that respond to user actions — like a button hover effect, a loading spinner, or a form success animation.

Related Terms

UI

UX

Prototype

Webflow

Above the Fold

Example

When a user submits Reload Mode's contact form, a subtle success animation confirms submission without a jarring full-page reload.

Synonyms:

UI animation, Micro-animations, Motion design

Acronyms:

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