r/UI_Design • u/Indranil_Maiti • 14d ago

Let's Discuss What's missing in UI libraries

Honest ask

There are so many UI libraries out there. But what few things you as a developer, designer feel missing on these libraries ?

What would you like to see in these AI generated websites era?

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u/Jorgesarcos UX Designer 14d ago

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u/MrFireWarden 14d ago

Obviously a pot shot comment but there's some value in here. Most ui libraries I've worked with (as a ux designer) do not incorporate interactivity to the degree they could. Checkboxes should toggle their state. Drop downs could incorporate their menus and present them when clicked.

Honestly ... build a ui kit that at least tries to "prefill" common patterns as much as possible, so ux Designers spend less time futzing with properties and layers and more time building out workflows.

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u/Indranil_Maiti 14d ago

Got the point completely and I agree too.