make-fidgetable
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Find the places in a web or React Native app (or a given scope) that could be more fidgetable, expansive and inventive, then prototype the best 1–3. Fidgetable means playful and almost physical, something you mess around with. Expansive means it builds depth and value over time. Inventive means novel enough to inspire. Keeps a ledger in the app so every run builds on the last. Triggers on: make it fidgetable, more playful, more fun, feels flat, feels lifeless, tactile, toy-like, delight pass, make it feel physical, something to mess around with, squish on click, inventive interactions, surprise me, novel UI ideas, easter eggs, fidget.
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