Our drop-in component index for designers and engineers
Built on the shadcn/ui system with our tokens layered in. Once upon a time we used Storybook—now we keep a simple page with our most-used primitives, typography, and patterns. Browse, copy, and keep shipping fast.
Visual source of truth
Designers can point stakeholders here to see how components behave in our current design token configuration.
Engineer onboarding
New teammates can scan what exists before adding net-new UI. Less duplication, faster reviews.
Copy-paste friendly
All samples use the real import paths. Copy, tweak props, and you're ready to ship.
Buttons
Core button variants that appear across dashboards, marketing, and onboarding.
Badges
Lightweight status indicators and taxonomy chips.
Form fields
Input primitives, ready for combinators like React Hook Form or server actions.
Magic link sign-in
Toggle multi-factor prompts at the workspace level.
Tabs & navigation
Use tabs for contextual settings or multi-step flows.
Alerts
Toast-style callouts that pair nicely with inline actions or modals.
Toasts & notifications
Realtime feedback built on Sonner with theme-aware styling, polite announcements, and undo-friendly patterns.
- Accessibility: Each toast uses
aria-live="polite"and obeys reduced motion. - Patterns: Keep destructive actions undoable or confirmable; use
toast.promisefor async state. - Placement: Trigger from inline actions, not navigation, and leave focus on the current task.
Celebrations & confetti
Use lightweight confetti bursts alongside toasts to celebrate milestone events without interrupting flow.
Moment worth celebrating
Trigger confetti alongside a toast when a user completes a milestone, launches a campaign, or upgrades.
- Placement: Mount a single canvas near the root. Keep it fixed so celebrations fill the viewport.
- Performance: Worker-enabled confetti stays responsive; always respect
prefers-reduced-motion. - Pairing: Align messages with a toast or inline confirmation so users understand why they're celebrating.
Data tables
Semantic tables with selection, inline actions, and pagination. Keep column counts scannable and reinforce totals with tabular numerals.
<table> semantics with selectable rows, toolbar filters, and pagination that fall back gracefully on mobile.| Campaign | Channel | Reach | Owner | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AI launch countdownScheduled | 42.1K | Nia | |||
Template marketplace teaserDraft | TikTok | – | Rowan | ||
Founder AMA clipsSent | YouTube | 128K | Jaden |
- Keyboard: Header checkboxes toggle the current page; menu buttons remain focusable even when rows are selected.
- Density: Tabular numbers keep metrics aligned, and we cap page size at 25 rows for readability.
- Feedback: Pair destructive row actions with confirmation toasts or modals.
Empty & loading states
Pair skeletons with composable blank slates so users know what’s coming and how to get started.
<Empty> primitive for structured blank slates. Pair with skeletons to avoid layout shift while content loads.Inline charts
Reach charts lean on our Recharts wrapper with motion-aware theming. Always accompany visuals with readable summaries.
ChartContainer, so legends, tooltips, and colors stay consistent across dashboards.Audience growth
+18.4% MoM
Tooltips announce with aria-live, color pairs clear APCA contrast targets, and we fall back to a tabular summary when motion is disabled.
- Scale: Inline charts stay within a single card; defer to full dashboards for dense comparisons.
- Accessibility: Always accompany visuals with labels, summaries, or data tables.
- Performance: Suspend chart bundles until the card scrolls into view on marketing pages.
Lists & items
The `Item` primitive keeps iconography, copy, and actions aligned.
Draft, schedule, and repurpose content in seconds. Human-friendly editing, no hallucinations.
Hundreds of launch-ready layouts, wired to your brand colors and typography out of the box.
Missing something?
This library evolves with the product. If you need a component showcased—or want to sunset an old pattern—ping the design systems channel or email the design team.