Quest Components - The better way to build frontend for your products

@van_nguyen16 We are constantly iterating and adding new features to our product. Is there something that you would like to see in the product?

@sudhir_subramanian So far so good

@sudhir_subramanian @van_nguyen16 thanks Iris

@jokubas_lape Thanks! I made that video.. Appreciate the love ;)

@jokubas_lape @andrew_jasper Yay! good job Andrew!

@basharath Thanks for the love!

@sofipolonska Appreciate it Sofia!

@sofipolonska Thank you Sofia

@elaynegg Thanks Elayne. Our customers tell us that they shaved off months in their project timelines using Quest. And so they feel the pricing is a great value. So I feel confident that you'll find it so as well. We offer 30 day free trial so you can see it for yourself.

@npobbathi @claudia_whiteley Any code you export is yours forever

@npobbathi @claudia_whiteley @andrew_jasper I love this!

@helendong Wonderful! Thanks Helen. Easy enough for any figma designer and React.js developer to use it.

@helendong ping us on our discord channel when you do !

@andrew_jasper Yes, for sure!

@gvidas_sulskis Thank you Gvidas. Hope you get a chance to try it out.

@gvidas_sulskis thank you!

@frankiemargotta Yes! You simply export your figma components to Quest. And if you used MUI kit to build your design, Quest will automatically generate react components with MUI behavior. You can also build your own custom components and library using Quest.

@frankiemargotta Basically you just copy and paste the MUI components into your Figma file and when you export them into Quest you'll see them working. For instance if you copy and paste a button you'll be able to rollover it and see the animated hover state. Or if you copy and paste a text field, you'll be able to see the hover and focus states and even type into it and see exactly how it will behave in your product because Quest is rendering your design as React.

@sergio_smirnoff10 Thank you!