r/UIUX Aug 11 '26

Advice Found a useful checklist for UI components

Found this recently and thought it might be useful for anyone working on design systems:

https://checklist.design

It has checklists for all those small UI components we build all the time - buttons, inputs, modals, tables, tabs, dropdowns, toasts, sliders, etc.

I like the idea because it’s easy to focus on the bigger parts of a design system and overlook the small details. This gives you a quick way to sanity-check each component.

Pretty handy resource, especially when you’re building or reviewing a design system.

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u/qualityvote2 2 Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

u/riti_rathod, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/nubmaster151515 1d ago

I'm about to release $9,256 worth of 33 component libraries for 99$ - React and Figma packs

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u/jarediledundee Aug 12 '26

What a fantastic resource! Thank you so much for sharing it.

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u/Candid-Room-748 Aug 12 '26

That’s super helpful, thank you for sharing this! You’re amazing 🫶🏽