Accessible Runaway Subscribe Button

Category: Substack Mastery

Build a subscribe button that runs away from the cursor up to four times, then surrenders so the reader can click it. Playful friction, not hostile friction. Ships with full WCAG accessibility: respects prefers-reduced-motion, keeps keyboard focus visible, and disables runaway behavior on touch.

We tested it on productwithattitude.com. In six days, twenty new subscribers came from the homepage. The static button was bringing in about half that per week.

Works with

Claude
ChatGPT
Gemini

Where to get it

Get this paid resource at its source.

Tags

vibe-coding
ux
accessibility
conversion
substack-growth

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