Dopagaki Atlas: Explore high-stimulation UI patterns and AI-ready prompts

I built Dopagaki Atlas to answer a design question: what makes an interaction feel satisfying beyond its visual style? The atlas separates two things that often get mixed together: - Stimulus engines: the mechanisms behind impact, mastery, growth, discovery, and other rewarding interactions. - Expression themes: the visual worlds used to express those mechanisms. You can explore a 13 × 14 matrix, watch short motion examples, and combine your choices into an editable prompt for a UI screen, a 6-second motion, or an HTML prototype. The gallery also shows examples made with Claude and Qwen, along with recorded generation conditions and prompts. “Dopagaki” is Japanese slang. Here, it refers to high-stimulation UI built around short cycles of anticipation, action, feedback, amplification, and a reason to act again. The goal is to make achievement, mastery, and creation feel clear and satisfying—not to encourage paid random rewards, guilt, or punitive streaks. Which interaction pattern would you like to see explored next? I'd especially like feedback on whether the prompts are useful in your own design workflow.