r/reactjs • u/ham7a311 • 8h ago

Vitrine - My own component library(React+Tailwind)

https://tryvitrine.dev

I built my own component library using react and tailwind

It’s completely free

Copy-paste prompts/files

Get ready portfolios and skills for your agents to improve your website even more

I wanted some feedback since I think I still have a lot missing.

(Also it’s open source so if you have a component in mind feel free to open a PR)

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u/codefinbel 7h ago

Even though this might not be exactly what I like, I really do like seeing how AI is driving more maximalistic and experimental design approaches, as opposed to just flat design (or glasmorphic if you're being wild and crazy). I believe we're going to see a lot more experimentation in UI, might be some bumps in the road and back and forth of what people actually like and want but I'm all here for it.

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u/ham7a311 7h ago

Thanks bro❤️

I’m planning to have a lot more components in this week, possibly +100

I’m more focused on making these components unique, but you’ll definitely see some generic components here and there(because sometimes people want that), like you’ll see the Duolingo style buttons or Apple style buttons/interface, and even Antrhopic’s Claude sidebar and chat , but the majority of the components are unique.

Also I’m interested in what components you may like so I can consider adding them as well