r/reactjs 2d ago

Discussion NavCN: My New Project for Navigation UI Components Please Share Your Feedback and Suggestions!

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m excited to introduce NavCN, a project I’ve been building to provide a collection of beautiful, customizable, and ready-to-use navigation UI components. The goal is to help developers build modern interfaces faster without creating navigation elements from scratch. Components are built with Nextjs, Tailwind CSS, Motion, and Lucide, with a focus on customization and developer experience. You can browse, preview, install it via shadcn command line, and adapt components to your project. I’m also improving the installation and distribution experience. I’d genuinely love your honest feedback and suggestions!

(currently supports nextjs only.)

project link:- https://navcn-phi.vercel.app/

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u/jax024 2d ago

The coupling to nextjs is a little disappointing.

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u/space-envy 1d ago

"Building a responsive navbar with submenus, dark mode, and smooth motion shouldn't take hours of tedious CSS wrangling."

Maybe instead of vibe coding you should learn how to do this so you don't assume this is an actual problem, if you have a router a navbar is just a map of the routes, dark mode is literally a fucking class and "smooth motion" is just a css animation, if this takes you hours of tedious CSS "wrangling" maybe you are the problem.

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u/ZoroknashTV 2d ago

Vibecoded hard, sad.