Looking to provide an experience for your users that will help your app stand out from the many apps being released on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store each week? Add haptic vibration events to elevate the experience for your users and differentiate your app from others.
With Median’s Haptic plugin, you can trigger six different haptic vibration effects at specific times, providing valuable feedback to users based on app events and actions. Picture the possibilities!: A short duration light haptic vibration to confirm a save or success event. A stronger double pulse haptic vibration to provide a warning to a user that data is invalid or an error has occurred. This physical feedback provides a full sensory experience for your users.
But that's not all! Our plugin also supports a "shake" gesture: when users shake their device, a JavaScript callback is activated, offering an interactive way to engage your audience by prompting a feedback form or providing access to a hidden menu.
Ready to elevate your app with a unique sensory experience and boost user engagement? Adding the Haptics native plugin is a breeze when you use the Median App Studio. Try this powerful plugin and make your app a favorite amongst all users.
Key features
Frequently asked questions about Haptics
Consider implementing haptic feedback in the following scenarios:
- Incorporate affirmative responses to confirm actions or when refreshing content.
- Add warning alerts when data is invalid or an error occurs.
- Integrate haptic feedback into specific UI sliders or for on/off toggles.
- Support gestures like drag and drop with corresponding haptic feedback.
- Develop haptic responses for UI navigation such as expanding/collapsing menus.
The plugin supports 6 custom haptic events that have been designed to be consistent across both iOS and Android platforms. There are 3 additional haptic events available that are supported on Android only and implement Android specific default haptic events. Use Median’s demo app to test out each of the available haptic events to decide which are most appropriate for your use case.
You can use the shake gesture to enhance user interaction and engagement in various scenarios, including:
1. To undo actions or reset settings
2. For shuffling or generating random results
3. For game interactions to control gameplay features
4. To refresh, reload, or update content
5. To access hidden features like a special menu or easter eggs
6. For interactive feedback or animations