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Interfaces › Design Engineering MagazineLogoLog inSubscribeInterfacesx-heightoklch(0.991 0 0)oklch(0.173 0 0)The Design Engineering Magazinefont-libre-baskervilleby Jakub Krehel32 pxSubscribe NowCall To ActionSubscribe NowCall To ActionWhat Makes an Interface Feel Great?I think a lot about what makes an interface feel great.When you go from using a good product to a great one, you can feel the difference. It's often hard to point to what makes it though.It's usually not a single thing, but instead a lot of small things that add up.wrapDesigning interfacesDesigning interfaces that feel natural and intuitiveGreat design is invisible. It guides users without them ever noticing.balanceDesigning interfacesDesigning interfaces that feel natural and intuitiveGreat design is invisible. It guides users without them ever noticing.Width220pxHide guidespadding: 8px12px12px20px12pxShow ValuesShow BorderIn the age of artificial intelligence, shipping fast is no longer an advantage. When anything can be replicated in minutes, just building something isn't enough.Products that are going to stand out and last are those that are built extremely well, with intent and extraordinary care.That's what Interfaces focuses on.About InterfacesI love writing and sharing what I learn. Articles on my website have been read more than one million times. It makes me very happy that people find them useful.Interfaces is where I share everything I know and continue to learn about building great interfaces.I cover a variety of topics from animation and typography to layout, color and everything else that is a part of building a great interface.Using Gestures in MotionApril 2026Understanding GradientsMarch 2026What Are OKLCH Colors?February 2026How I Use Shared Layout AnimationsJanuary 2026How It WorksOnce you subscribe, you get full access to the Interfaces platform. This includes all previously released issues with interactive demos and code snippets.At least one new issue is released every month.You also get access to a curated library of resources, tools I personally use, agent skills, and a private Discord community.April 2026May 2026June 2026July 2026New issue every monthAt least one new issue is released every month.Border Radius14pxInteractive demosConcepts are explained through interactive demos instead of text only.BackCopy link<AnimatePresence mode="popLayout" initial={false}>
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exit={{ opacity: 0, scale: 0.25, filter: "blur(4px)" }}Source codeMost examples and demos include the source code./interfacesComing Soon/make-interfaces-feel-better/oklch-skillAgent skillsSkill covering many of the topics explored in the magazine.Bookmarks and toolsA curated library of resources and tools I personally use.Private Discord communityDiscord community to discuss issues and meet like-minded people.Nice to meet you, I'm JakubI'm a founding design engineer at Interfere. I write articles about a variety of design engineering topics on my website and I built oklch.fyi.I care deeply about craft and quality and I like to make people feel something through my work. I'm obsessed with details and I often spend an unreasonable amount of time on them.Previously, I worked at OpenSea and a few other companies. You might have seen some of my work on Twitter or my code on GitHub.jakub.krBlogMy personal website.oklch.fyiOKLCH color generator & converter.Start Building Great InterfacesQuality matters more than ever. If you care about building great interfaces, you like to sweat the details and want to learn more, I think you’ll enjoy the magazine.Monthly$7.99/ per monthNew issue every monthResource libraryInteractive demosSource codeAgent skillsPrivate Discord communitySubscribeSave 18%Yearly$79.99/ per yearNew issue every monthResource libraryInteractive demosSource codeAgent skillsPrivate Discord communitySubscribeThe magazine launches with a set of 3 initial issues. After that, at least one new issue is released every month. The magazine is constantly being updated and improved based on your feedback.NewsletterGet notified when new issues are released.Email addressSubscribeAbout4Is this a course?Is Interfaces a physical magazine?What level of experience is this for?Who is the magazine for?Issues4What does an issue include?Do I get access to past issues?How often do new issues get released?Is there a way to see what's new in the magazine?Subscription5What do I get with a subscription?Do you support Purchasing Power Parity?Do you offer discounts for students or other groups?Can I cancel my subscription?How can I contact you?interfaces.dev

The Interfaces platform focuses on the philosophy that creating exceptional digital interfaces requires an obsessive attention to detail and an emphasis on craft and quality, asserting that what makes an interface feel great is often the sum of many small, carefully considered elements. The core design principle promoted is that great design should be invisible, intuitively guiding users without conscious awareness. This approach moves beyond simple functionality, positioning the platform as a place for learning how to design interfaces that feel natural and intuitive.

The content within Interfaces addresses various aspects of interface design, covering topics such as animation, typography, layout, color theory, and aesthetic considerations. This content is presented not merely through text, but through interactive demonstrations, providing users with tangible examples of design principles in action, which is central to the platform's methodology.

The platform is supported by the work of Jakub Krehel, a founding design engineer at Interfere who writes articles and develops related tools. Krehel’s perspective stems from a deep commitment to quality and the meticulous attention to detail necessary for superior design. His work encompasses resources like the oklch color generator and a focus on technical aspects of design engineering.

Access to the platform is provided through a subscription model, offering continuous updates with at least one new issue released every month. Subscribers gain access to a curated library of resources, interactive demos, source code snippets, and agent skills relevant to building interfaces. Furthermore, the platform fosters a community through a private Discord community where users can discuss issues and collaborate with like-minded individuals. This comprehensive structure aims to provide in-depth, practical knowledge alongside a supportive environment for continuous learning in the field of interface design.