Module 6 of 10 · 5 lessons
Make every interaction feel considered
Sweat the small interactions people feel but never mention.
Essential question
Can everyone finish the task without guessing?
Prerequisites
Train your eye, Make space and colour feel chosen, Decide what it does
By the end, you can
- Make controls reveal their state and respond where attention already is
- Design targets and forms that are easy to complete on any device
- Verify that the same task works by mouse, keyboard, touch, and assistive technology
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Make invisible states visible
Notice the details you feel but do not see: pressed states, focus, and a page that keeps its shape as it loads
Make every target easy to hit
Make things easy to hit and honest to touch, on every kind of screen
Make forms easy to finish
Audit labels, recovery, browser help, and input behaviour in a real form
Put feedback where attention is
Give honest feedback: near the trigger, at the right moment, in plain words
Make the task work for everyone
Judge an interface by whether everyone can finish the task, not by a checklist