ux-feedback-patterns
User feedback patterns for interactions - loading states, success/error messages, form validation, empty states. Ensures users understand system state and next steps. Use when implementing user-facing state changes and interactions: - Form submissions with validation feedback, success/error messages - Async operations needing loading indicators (API calls, data fetching) - Error handling flows with clear recovery paths and retry options - Empty state designs with helpful messaging (no data, no results) - User mentions "form", "loading", "error", "validation", "async", "API call" Keywords: loading, success, error, form, validation, async, feedback, toast, empty state Focus on WHEN to show feedback, WHAT type (toast/inline/modal), HOW LONG (timing).
Installation
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Features and purpose
User feedback patterns for interactions - loading states, success/error messages, form validation, empty states. Ensures users understand system state and next steps. Use when implementing user-facing state changes and interactions: - Form submissions with validation feedback, success/error messages - Async operations needing loading indicators (API calls, data fetching) - Error handling flows with clear recovery paths and retry options - Empty state designs with helpful messaging (no data, no results) - User mentions "form", "loading", "error", "validation", "async", "API call" Keywords: loading, success, error, form, validation, async, feedback, toast, empty state Focus on WHEN to show feedback, WHAT type (toast/inline/modal), HOW LONG (timing).
Quick start
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
Guides ↗Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
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- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
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