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Every user comes across with microinteractions in our daily lives in some form or the other way. Microinteractions make the user’s experience with the product more active and productive. If they are designed poorly, the user may skip the platform soon. The “Like” button in the popular social media platform Facebook is an example of a micro-interaction that keeps the user engaged and makes him aware of what is going on within a particular action within the user a short time.