... everyone I built this to solve a gap I kept running into most UI libraries give you components that look good , but don t help much with how interfaces actually behave . This is a growing set of motion-aware components

... sometimes wonder if I'm doing this wrong Here's what I currently maintain, solo: WP Bones a Laravel-like framework for WordPress plugins. PHP, Composer, Blade templates. 169 stars, v2.0.3, active since 2018. 20+ Mantine UI Extensions React components for Mantine: Parallax (Apple TV card effect), Split Pane, Window (draggable/resizable), Rings Progress (Apple Watch style), QR Code, Onboarding Tour, and more. TypeScript, published on npm. FinderGit a native macOS app that turns Finder into a Git-aware file browser ... ... reports. React developers open PRs. macOS users send emails. Terminal users tweet. Each community taught me something about building for humans. Breadth prevents burnout. When I'm stuck on a SwiftUI layout, I switch to shipping a Mantine component

... built AI that's constrained to your component library - so it can't go off-brand Something we kept seeing across every enterprise team we work with: AI design tools generate fast, then the cleanup takes longer than building from scratch. The pattern is always the same. The AI generates a beautiful dashboard. Everyone's impressed. Then someone looks closely. Wrong button variant. Spacing doesn't match the system. The card uses a shadow you deprecated months ago. The loading ... ... state doesn't exist. A developer receives it and rebuilds everything using the real components

... Decise is a macOS-native visual editor for Next.js / React / Tailwind web apps and marketing websites built using the same stack. You open your real local web app inside Decise, click and modify the rendered UI components, and edits get written back to source. Minimal diffs. No Figma round-trip, no "AI guess what file this came from," no parallel design system that drifts from prod. The thing on screen is the thing in your codebase. Why I'm building ... ... scratching a personal itch. I do both design and dev, and the ping-pong between them was getting crazy. I can see exactly what's wrong with a component

... been building my app for 8 months now, and i ended up having 5 repositories nextjs app databases customer facing API node-sdk that wraps the api react-sdk, for both reusing shared component and customer facing components

... What I envisioned months ago is finally out for use. My  Sketchbook-style React Component Library  is Live! The goal is to make UI feel a bit more  human and less perfectly polished . Components

... PropFlow is a VS Code extension that helps React developers understand prop flow through component

... first. ### Step 1: Card Listing Page (Browse View) 1. Layout: Implement a responsive grid layout for displaying available cards. Use a Bento Grid structure for the main listing area to showcase featured or high-value cards prominently. 2. Card Component: Each listing must be a distinct 'Card Component

... evolves constantly, but tracking what changed and why is painful. With ArchtSoft: Every architectural change is versioned Versions can be visually compared Automatic change logs capture what changed, when, and why Think Git-like clarity , purpose-built for system architecture. Component-level Architecture Decision Records (ADR) Architecture decisions shouldn t live in forgotten docs or meeting notes. Now each component

... they kept asking. And the problems they described sounded familiar because I'd reviewed 500+ pull requests mentoring bootcamp developers. I knew what messy code looked like. So I took on a few projects. And holy shit. The God Component Problem Almost every React app I opened had the same issue: everything was stuffed into a handful of massive components

... build a landing page and ended up with inconsistent sections + spaghetti Tailwind classes this is the fix. What launched Tailkits UI now has native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support , so your AI assistant can pull verified Tailkits UI components + docs on demand (instead of guessing). Setup is quick, and it fits right into your existing workflow. Works with Claude, Cursor, VS

... excited to launch Atomic Components v1.2.0! Atomic Components

... tired of losing user feedback in random channels, so I built a small component that lets users send feedback retour directly from your product and routes it into your Slack channel. A few engineers at PwC, Vercel, Supabase, and some indie makers are using it now. Nothing fancy just: drop-in component

... past years we've developed hundreds of components on top of React and Material Design. Now we are migrating those components

... been building Retour , a simple but powerful feedback component that you can plug into any website or SaaS similar to the internal components

... Been building Retour , a small plug-and-play feedback component that teams at PWC, Vercel, Supabase and a lot of indie founders use to get clearer product insights. Why it s useful: Clean UI users actually fill Slack notifications instead of email clutter AI mood detection + summaries for faster decisions Works anywhere (React, Next, plain JS) If feedback is a gap in your product, you might find this handy ...

... been building Retour for the last few months, and instead of talking about the product, I wanted to share a small case study about what I learned from integrating a feedback component directly inside apps. When I added an always-visible feedback button inside my own projects, two things happened: Feedback volume increased not because I got more users, but because users finally had a low-friction way to talk. The type of feedback changed instead of love your product ... ... friction. Emotional signals (tone, urgency, frustration) matter more than word count. Slack alerts keep feedback in front of the team instead of buried in dashboards. I m sharing this because it surprised me how much impact a tiny component

... working on a small tool called Retour a drop-in feedback component teams can install in a few minutes. It grew from a personal need, but now engineers at PWC, Vercel, Supabase , and several indie teams are using it in their internal tools. What it does (quick version): Customizable UI Works with React/Next or plain JS Slack notifications AI emotional tone detection AI summaries Clean dashboard If you re building something and want to tighten your feedback loop, happy ...

... solo founder, the hardest thing for me hasn t been coding it s getting honest, actionable user feedback without adding more friction for users. So I ve been building Retour , a lightweight feedback component you can drop into any site or SaaS. Not a widget, not a big dashboard just a clean component

... NEWS. For months, I ve been building the UI kit I always wished existed as a frontend dev. A motion-first collection of React components fully animated, production-ready, and designed to drop straight into your project without installing another bloated library. Introducing React Vibe. Each component

... whenever i needed animations i ended up writing same code in other projects too . to solve this problem i designed animation hooks which are installed with shadcn cli in one command . which you can use it anywhere , 50+ animations components and transitions i kept it component

... Hello Product Hunt community! Today, we're incredibly excited to launch PartGenie.ai your dedicated AI agent engineered specifically for the intricate world of hardware design and electronics component sourcing. We built PartGenie.ai to address the core inefficiencies that plague hardware development. The endless hours spent sifting through datasheets, battling supply chain volatility, and manually searching for optimal components

... Product Hunt community, I'm J, and my journey into hardware has been a bit non-traditional, coming from economics, product, and AI, rather than core EE. Observing the industry, I often feel like hardware innovation, particularly around component intelligence, hasn't fully leveraged AI's potential compared to software. For those of us building physical products, I'm curious: where are you seeing (or wishing to see) AI make a genuine, tangible difference right now? Beyond the hype, what ... ... problems in your design, sourcing, or manufacturing workflow do you think AI is uniquely positioned to solve? My team has been exploring this by building an AI co-pilot designed to tackle some of the biggest time sinks in component

... vibe stack" shuffle is the new cardio for builders, and the speed is getting slightly addictive! My core is Cursor paired with Claude for heavy lifting, using v0 and Figma for instant UI polish. I bridge them by feeding component logic directly into Cursor s composer to skip the manual styling tax. It s the ultimate shortcut for shipping polished MVPs while the "vibe" is still fresh and strong. What s the one tool in your current stack that ... ... here with AI and complex logic, I often end up rewriting pieces myself Comment from Gokul Chandrasekaran(@gokuljd): @JDoodle.ai + @Claude Code are my favourites. Disclaimer: I'm the founder of JDoodle Comment from Atanu Roy(@atanuroy): Gemini CLI and VS

... makers we just rolled out Tailkits UI , a designer-made library of 200+ Tailwind components for landing pages and marketing sites. with @hey_fk Try it free Start with 30+ free components