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Haptics
Haptics bring your app to life by adding touch feedback. When users interact with buttons, swipe through lists, or complete actions, haptic feedback confirms their gestures with physical vibrations. With Vibecode, you can add the right haptic response for every interaction—from subtle taps to strong alerts. This makes your app feel more responsive and engaging.
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Vibecode offers a range of haptic feedback options to match different interaction contexts:
- Light Impact Subtle feedback for minor interactions like toggling switches
- Medium Impact Noticeable feedback for standard button taps
- Heavy Impact Strong feedback for significant actions like deletions or confirmations
- Success Positive reinforcement for completed actions
- Warning Alert users to important decisions
- Error Signal that something went wrong
- Selection Feedback for scrolling through pickers or lists
Best Practices
- Match the intensity to the action
Use light haptics for frequent interactions and reserve heavy haptics for important moments. - Don’t overuse
Too much haptic feedback can feel overwhelming. Use it purposefully to enhance key interactions. - Test on real devices
Haptics feel different across devices. Always test your patterns on actual hardware. - Consider accessibility
Some users may have haptic feedback disabled in their system settings. Design your app to work well with or without haptics.
Next Steps
Haptic Feedback Integration
See the integration reference