I've always envisioned creating a streamlined yet fully comprehensive user interface (UI) system—one that includes every essential component and adapts to diverse user experiences. My goal is to build a framework that's endlessly customizable without compromising on core usability, making it accessible for teams and individuals alike.
The intention behind this UI system is to share the knowledge I've gained from years of building complex SaaS flows, ranging from intricate enterprise platforms to simple consumer apps. I've had the opportunity to design across the spectrum, from small startups to some of the world’s largest tech companies.
Now, I’m pulling together all I’ve learned to design and code a component library that is not only visually appealing but also grounded in best UX practices, making it intuitive and easy to implement.
Here’s a glimpse into the components I've developed so far. If you're interested in accessing the Figma files—or eventually the React components—join the project’s email list for updates.
Forms
- Basic form elements: inputs, radios, checkboxes, text areas, sliders, toggles
- Selection groups
- Date and time pickers, including single date and range pickers
Navigation
- Vertical and horizontal navigation
- Tab navigation
- Dropdown navigation menu
Buttons
- Various button styles and states
Alerts and Badges
- Alert examples for different UI needs
- Badge variations
Data Visualization
- Charts and data representations, including bar chart variations in Figma
Tables
- Table sizes and variants
- Diverse cell types and layouts
- Horizontal scrolling for tables
Lists and Pagination
- Interaction-rich pagination components
Cards
- Different card formats for various use cases
Progress Indicators, Modals, Accordions, and Tooltips
- Essentials for content interaction and feedback
Extras
- Command menu (⌘K)
- Calendars
- AI-driven experiments and concepts
My plan is to keep expanding and refining this library, making it straightforward for designers and developers to integrate into their projects. I’ll release the core UI system on the Figma community and write in-depth guides for each component type. In addition, I plan to offer templates for common pages and flows.
Eventually, I'll launch a premium version, a robust and customizable UI library tailored to help teams overcome design challenges efficiently. If you’re interested in following along, join the email list to receive updates when the UI system is ready. Your feedback and support mean a lot!
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