Spotlight on NextUI

NextUI: Beautiful, Fast and Modern React UI Library

Unique Selling Proposition

Make beautiful websites regardless of your design experience with NextUI, a fast and modern React UI library.

Features

• Themeable: Customize default themes or create new ones using a TailwindCSS plugin
• Fast: Built on Tailwind CSS for no runtime styles and minimal bundle size
• Light & Dark UI: Automatic dark mode recognition
• Unique Developer Experience: Fully-typed for easy learning and best developer experience
• Accessibility: Built on React Aria for exceptional out-of-the-box accessibility
• Easy Dark Mode: Well-scaled default dark theme
• Easy Customization: Based on Tailwind Variants for simple component customization
• React Server Components: Includes "use client" directive for direct use in RSC
• Multiple Packages: Install only the components you need
• TypeScript-based: Build type-safe applications
• Polymorphic Components: Override component tags with the 'as' prop
• No Runtime Styles: Based on Tailwind CSS for efficient styling
• Beautifully Designed: Unique components not tied to specific visual trends

How It Works

1. Install NextUI using npm or yarn
2. Import and use components in your React application
3. Customize themes and components using TailwindCSS and Tailwind Variants
4. Leverage built-in accessibility features and dark mode support

More Information

• Fully compatible with Next.js 13 app directory structure
• Supported and backed by various companies and the open-source community
• Active community on Twitter, Discord, and GitHub for support and contributions

Q&A

Q: Is NextUI accessible? A: Yes, NextUI components are built on top of React Aria, ensuring exceptional accessibility support out of the box.

Q: Can I use NextUI with server-side rendering? A: Yes, NextUI components include the "use client" directive, making them compatible with React Server Components.

Q: How can I contribute to NextUI? A: You can contribute by sponsoring the project on Open Collective or Patreon, or by getting involved in the community through GitHub, Discord, or Twitter.