- Add the Vibration Feedback element to your mobile page. - The element does not need to be visible to users.
- Place it anywhere on the page where your workflows can reference it.
- Use the vibration or haptic action in a workflow when you want the device to respond physically.
- Use short feedback for simple taps, button presses, or lightweight confirmations.
- Use success feedback after completed actions such as saved changes, verified OTP, or successful checkout.
- Use warning feedback when users need attention but the action is not a full error.
- Use error feedback for failed validation, denied actions, or important mistakes.
- Use custom duration when you need a specific vibration length.
- Use vibration patterns when you want multiple pulses.
- Keep vibration subtle for normal UI interactions.
- Avoid long or repeated vibration unless the action is important.
- Use conditions in Bubble workflows to trigger vibration only when needed.
- Remember that vibration behavior can vary by device, operating system, user settings, and hardware support.
- Some devices may ignore vibration if the user has disabled haptics or vibration at the system level.