A significant part of our everyday experiences with computer systems is, knowingly or unknowingly, found under the umbrella of Microinteractions. They are what give users feedback. They are responsible for conveying the status of the device or helping users prevent errors. Additionally, Microinteractions can be used as a tool for company branding purposes. At its core level, Microinteractions are trigger-feedback pairs where (a) the trigger could be a user activity or a shift in the state of the system; (b) the feedback we obtain is a narrowly tailored response to the trigger and is conveyed through small, highly contextual yet visible changes in the user interface. The user-initiated triggers may consist of a GUI order, or they may be gestural or voice-based. On the other hand, a system-launched order requires meeting a series of predetermined conditions. When an Interface command triggers a Microinteraction, a visual feedback feature will most commonly be positioned near that trigger. Benefits of Microinteractions When carrying out a single task. For linking devices together. While interacting with a single piece of information. Control of a certain cycle that is going on. Turning on or off a feature, or function. Providing direct feedback. Encouraging on-page user engagement. Keep the user experience enjoyable without deviating from the primary goal. Conclusion Microinteractions can serve as a key way of distinguishing the product from and standing out among competitors. Microinteractions offer input to keep users updated and involved and the customer experience will take a blow without them. We at softieons technology work on the mobile app development and help our customers according to their requirements.