Add a celebratory particle burst to a like / favorite / reaction button. A delight micro-interaction that fires on user tap only (never on load), bursts on the "like" transition (not un-like), and ships a prefers-reduced-motion fallback. Use when a small, earned moment of positive feedback will feel good — and only one such moment per screen.
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A celebratory particle burst for like / favorite / reaction buttons. Part of
motion-anything; obeys MOTION-SPEC.md.
like-burst.css and like-burst.js into the project.<link rel="stylesheet" href="like-burst.css" />
<button class="like-btn" data-like-burst aria-pressed="false" aria-label="Like">♥</button>
<script src="like-burst.js"></script>
[data-like-burst], or call attachLikeBurst(el) manually.PARTICLE_COUNT / COLORS in like-burst.js (keep particle count modest — taste over spectacle).lb-pop keyframe (currently 420ms, ease-out). Burst spread: dist in spawnParticles.prefers-reduced-motion: particles are suppressed, a quiet color/scale cue remains.transform/opacity only; removes injected particle nodes after ~700ms.attachLikeBurst(ref.current) in useEffect; or port the click handler into your
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