All I want is to be able to shake my phone and watch the UI jiggle.

Meta, but is there a good resource to find these types of HTML UI component frameworks? I have googled and searched but all I get a listicle-style pages that aren't very curated.

It could just be the particular type of my colour-blindness or my monitor settings, but the red and amber colours look so similar that I couldn't tell that I had even clicked the button.

- anyone mind explaining to a beginner what kind of algorithm is used to achieve this effect

- i can see it changes size on clicking and dragging

- so what is the author actually doing?

that's a real frustrating form of scrolljacking, a forced timed animation & lockout for concurrent scroll events until the timer is relinquished and input ceases; impressive.

Nice idea but I feel like it would work better with a non-flat or mildly-3D theme.

This could be modified to be very useful for folks with less-than-ideal hand ability. I don't have much fine motor control in my hands. Hitting one of the modern tiny targets usually involves clicking a few times around the target until I finally manage to randomly twitch the mouse into the right place. Something like this, where the target changes shape to improve targeting ability or increase the size of the click zone, would be wonderful.

I don’t like the Chip element it’s supposed to stay in place and toggle instead it goes out of bounds when clicked.

This is cool, but overdone to the point of distracting. Subtle effects can enhance usability but it should be barely noticeable.

Ew ew ew visceral uncanny valley reaction to the on/off control. I never made it to scrolling.