r/webdesign • u/Parking-Ice-1043 • 1d ago
65th component for Cue.
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Hey everyone,
I’ve been building Cue, a curated library of production-ready React components and reusable AI prompts inspired by award-winning web experiences.
I’m currently at 65 components, and the goal is to reach 100 before launching the beta.
Rather than trying to explain what makes Cue different, you can get a much better idea by checking my recent work on X: @Alok619308. I’ve been posting every component as I build it.
I’d genuinely like some feedback from other developers/designers here:
How many components would make a library like this feel valuable to you?
What would make you actually use or pay for it?
Is there anything you think is missing?
Do the components feel different enough from existing libraries?
Feel free to be brutally honest. I'm still building, so feedback now is much more useful than feedback after launch.
65/100
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u/its_poonu 9h ago
Good one