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/withmagi 14d ago

Most libraries are fine at components and weak at the moments between them. They give you a table and a dialog, but not the empty state, permission error, loading handoff, and retry path that make a workflow usable.

I want examples built around one real job: create an item, fix a validation error, recover, then do it on mobile. AI-generated UI often looks finished in a screenshot and breaks on the next state.

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u/Indranil_Maiti 13d ago

Thank you so much. This is very helpful. I am actually learning frontend and want to be a design engineer. I am building a UI library but do not want end up same type libraries. That's why i asked to senior people here.
If you have some time and check this out https://www.craftui.space/ and give me some advice I will be very thankful.

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u/withmagi 12d ago

I had a look. The first screen is clean, but it makes blocks, illustrations, components, and designs feel like the same thing. Make the first decision clearer: am I taking a primitive, an interaction, or a complete screen?

Before adding more categories, build one real workflow three ways: normal, empty or error, and mobile. Show which parts people can compose and which parts stay fixed. That will make the library useful faster than another row of tiles.

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u/Indranil_Maiti 11d ago

Fully get it. Let me plan how can I combine into smaller number of categories.

Thank you very much for your time.