Radix UI

Name: Radix UI
Rating: 5.0 (26 reviews)

Open-source UI components for building accessible web apps

5.0•26 reviews•

838 followers

Open-source UI components for building accessible web apps

5.0•26 reviews•

838 followers

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A suite of open-source projects for building high-quality, accessible web apps and design systems.

Radix UI Launches

Radix ThemesA beautiful component library for building React apps faster

Launched on August 9th, 2023

Radix UIUnstyled React components for building UI

Launched on July 21st, 2022

Radix ColorsA gorgeous, accessible, open-source color system

Launched on June 30th, 2021

Radix UIOpen-source UI components for building accessible web apps.

Launched on December 17th, 2020

5.0

Based on 26 reviews

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Reviewers describe Radix UI as a reliable React toolkit for building accessible components without locking teams into preset styles. Users repeatedly praise its clear docs, speed, and the balance between strong component structure and full visual control. Founder feedback is sparse but specific: the makers of Basedash: AI data analyst say their components are built on Radix primitives, and the makers of Fluree credit it with handling keyboard support, screen readers, and focus management so they can focus on design.

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accessible UI components (10)

un-styled components (4)

developer experience (2)

React compatibility (2)

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TabExtend

•5 reviews

Perfection! It really shows that you have thought about the DX and APIs all the way through, there are so many good and clever features here. I've always been a fan of Radix, but this is one level higher in abstraction, making it so easy to get up and going. The theme component is genius as well. As for feedback and questions, and I guess you guys already have a huge backlog, but, are you planning on porting over more of your primitives to the theme side, like the toast and form? Furthermore, components like pagination, editable, and even calendar/time-related components, would be such a blessing to have baked in. Also, modifiers for shadows, etc in the theme panel, cheers!

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developer experience (2)theme component (1)

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limited built-in components (1)

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•6 reviews

So many websites have buggy dropdowns and modals. With Radix, these primitives just work, i.e., pressing ESC just closes a modal as you'd expect. No customization needed. Would love for them to expose the underlying React Contexts of their components for easier modification.

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accessible UI components (10)

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customizable (1)

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used Radix UI to build Basedash View-only members

•42 reviews

Our UI components are built on Radix primitives.

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