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Haptics Design and Implementation
Windows 11 now supports contextual haptic feedback through the InputHapticsManager API, letting apps deliver touch-based responses across compatible mice, touchpads, and pens. Haptics serve three core purposes — clarity, inclusion, and delight — reinforced by predefined waveforms (such as Align, Collide, Step, and Success) matched to specific interaction moments. Effective implementation requires consistent, low-latency feedback tied to user-initiated actions, avoiding overuse so signals remain meaningful.
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