“Make Interfaces Feel Better” is a configuration file (an AI agent skill) created by design engineer Jakub Krehel that instills visual design instincts into an AI coding assistant. Developers generally focus more on functionality, so the resulting user interface (UI) often ends up feeling stiff. This tool solves that problem by teaching the AI specific technical design rules, covering everything from optical alignment and corner radius proportions to shadow balance and micro-animations. Once installed, your AI gains a precise mathematical reference to evaluate code, transforming ordinary UI components into interfaces that feel substantially more solid, responsive, and premium.
How to get started:
- Visit the official GitHub repository, then copy the entire text content of the provided design instruction file.
- Navigate to the custom rules, system prompt, or skill menu in your AI coding tool, paste the text, and save.
- Highlight the interface code block (such as a button or form) you want to refine, then prompt the AI: “Polish this component’s design by applying Make Interfaces Feel Better rules.”
Visit the official site: Make Interfaces Feel Better
Read the previous tool in this series: AI Tools Catalog for UI/UX Design (3/48): Anthropic Frontend Design Skill - Turn Claude into a Modern Interface Designer
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