Userinterface Wiki
raphaelsalaja/userinterface-wikiMake your web interfaces feel polished and professional. This guide covers 152 rules for UI and UX best practices. It helps you review animations, CSS, audio, typography, and icon designs. Each rule is sorted by priority so you know what matters most. Use it to find problems and fix them quickly.
Anyone working on frontend code can benefit. Developers, designers, and reviewers will learn how to use springs, easing curves, and timing. You will also get advice on predictive prefetching, morphing icons, and accessibility. The goal is to create smooth and user-friendly websites.
Every rule includes a file and line number for easy reference. This makes it simple to update your codebase. Follow these guidelines to build interfaces that feel fast and intuitive.
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