Hey fellow developers,
I’ve been building a small React UI Component Kit to make my own projects faster — and it worked so well that I decided to share it!
Why I Built It (I was wasting so much time)
Every new project I started had the same frustrating initial steps:
- Create a new repo.
- Add a sidebar, navbar, modal, etc.
- Style everything again.
- Waste hours before actually developing my app.
To finally escape this loop, I bundled my favorite reusable pieces into one mini kit. The goal was simple: copy-paste and ship faster.
What’s Inside the Kit
This is a set of production-ready components designed to cover the essentials:
- Navbar
- Sidebar with icons
- Modal
- Clean folder structure
- All components have both JSX and TSX versions
You can literally copy-paste a component and it just works.
Live Preview & Demo
Curious to see it in action?
- 🎥 Live Demo + Preview: Website Demo
- 📺 Short Preview Video: Video Demo
Want to Try It?
I put the full kit up on Payhip here: Get the Full React UI Kit on Payhip.
It’s priced low to help indie devs skip boilerplate and ship faster.
Lessons Learned While Building and Sharing
- Packaging your own tools helps you code faster than anything else. I now reuse at least half of what I build across projects.
- Tiny UI details = big perception difference. Rounded corners, subtle shadows, glass details, and consistent spacing matter more than we think.
What’s Next
I’m working on a free guide for beginners on web design basics — clean layout, fonts, colors, and accessibility.
If you liked this or have any feedback, please drop a comment or a like — I’m learning as I go, and every bit of feedback helps!
(And if you’ve built your own component kits or small React tools, please share — I’d love to see them!)
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