Show Interaction Effect

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Overview

Feature Details
Introduced in Version9.18
Modified in Version---

The Show Interaction Effect setting enables various buttons to display a small, animated visual effect when clicked, such as the new confetti burst. This feature adds a layer of delight, feedback, and visibility to user actions, making clicks feel more responsive and dynamic.

While primarily used for fun or celebratory moments (e.g., completing a form, submitting a request, triggering a positive workflow), interaction effects also improve UX clarity by confirming that a button was successfully pressed. Even small visual cues can reduce double-click attempts, uncertainty, and user hesitation. 

Use Case

Example Use CasesDescription
Celebrate Successful SubmissionUse the confetti effect when a user submits a form or completes a multi-step process to reinforce accomplishment and create a memorable moment.
Highlight a Special ActionWhen a button represents something important (e.g., “Send Request,” “Approve,” “Generate Report”), an interaction effect can draw attention and confirm the click.
Training & Demo EnvironmentsEnable the effect during product demos or onboarding to make the interface feel lively and engaging, especially helpful for showing off new features.
Gamified Internal AppsAdd flair to reward actions, achievements, or progress steps within gamified employee workflows or portal interactions.

Buttons With Interaction Effect

  • Copy Text Button/Image/Link
  • Event Button/Image/Link
  • Previous Button/Image/Link
  • Sub Dialog Button/Image/Link
  • Button
  • Close Button
  • Image Button
  • Link Button
  • Post Back Button
  • Run Flow as Button/Image/Link
  • Run Flow

Example

  1. Drag a Button onto a Form.
  2. Select the button, and expand Behavior within the Properties panel.
  3. Enable Show Interaction Effect.
    1. Adjust Colors to match your theme or event. *Leave blank to use default colors.
    2. Set Play Count (e.g., 3 for multiple bursts).
    3. Set Fade Speed for desired animation timing.
    4. Set Particles (e.g., 500 for high-impact confetti).
      SettingDescription
      ColorsCustomize the effect palette using predefined or custom colors. Branding, holiday themes, or team colors can all be applied.
      Play CountThe number of times the effect triggers per click. Useful for “triple burst,” repeating pulses, or multi-stage effects.
      Interval (ms)Visible only when Play Count > 1. Sets the delay (in milliseconds) between each effect burst. A lower interval triggers bursts quickly, while a higher interval spaces them out for a staggered sequence.
      Fade SpeedControls how quickly the effect disappears. Lower = longer-lasting lingering particles.
      ParticlesTotal number of confetti (or effect units). Higher numbers create big celebrations; lower values create subtle accent effects.
  4. Save and run the Form in a Flow to experience the effect in action.

Feature Changes

DescriptionVersionRelease DateDeveloper Task
Added Show Interaction Effect property and animation engine for button components.9.18December 2025[DT-045948]