The project "Enhancing Creativity and Productivity: HCI User Research on Haptic-Enabled Mouse Design" explored the potential of haptic feedback in improving the workflow and productivity of creative professionals. It involved comprehensive user and market research, leading to the development of innovative prototypes. These prototypes addressed key user pain points such as navigation issues, the transition between mouse and keyboard, and the need for intuitive gestures. Through a series of prototyping and testing phases, the project produced several designs, including "Pinch and Drag" for window switching, a haptic Pomodoro timer, "Deep Click" for pressure-sensitive input, a "Pie Menu" for shortcuts, a Horizontal Scroll Wheel, and a Haptic Touch Gesture system. The findings underscored the diverse needs of users, such as developers and designers, and highlighted the significant role of haptic feedback in enhancing the user experience and productivity. The project's outcomes, offer valuable insights into the intersection of technology and design, emphasizing the importance of integrating haptic feedback into computer peripherals to support creative workflows.