component-patterns

Standardize reusable React component patterns by applying explicit prop contracts, small stable APIs, and variant-driven composition. This ensures predictable UI behavior and reduces code duplication across storefront, checkout, and admin surfaces.

Explicit prop contracts for UI primitives are strict, documented API boundaries for component inputs. You need them when building shared UI libraries to ensure components remain stable, predictable, and easy to compose across different application surfaces.

Build accessible React components by leveraging Radix primitives for behavior and Tailwind CSS for styling. This approach combines accessible foundation logic with variant-driven styling to create predictable, compliant UI patterns.

Yes, the component pattern library works with TypeScript and shadcn-ui. It standardizes UI primitives using Radix foundations, making them applicable for building and reviewing components across storefront, checkout, preview, order, and admin surfaces.

Variant-driven composition is a design approach that builds component variations from small, stable APIs rather than monolithic components. It matters because it enforces predictable styling and accessibility considerations while preventing API bloat in shared UI libraries.

UI consistency breaks down across surfaces when shared primitives lack explicit prop contracts and variant-driven design. Standardizing these reusable UI component patterns ensures accessibility and stable APIs are applied uniformly across all Figurio interfaces.