Provide reusable Hero UI v3 navigation components for React frontends.
npx skills add https://github.com/tchiphuong/UniManage --skill heroui-navigation
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: heroui-navigation Source: https://github.com/tchiphuong/UniManage/tree/main/.agent/skills/heroui-navigation Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tchiphuong/UniManage --skill heroui-navigation
This Skill provides pre-built, accessible UI components for managing navigation and organizing content within the UniManage application, streamlining development and ensuring a consistent user experience.
Tabs component. Ideal for settings pages or multi-section forms.Accordion or Disclosure components to hide/show detailed information, perfect for FAQs or expandable sections.Breadcrumbs component.Pagination component.Link component, compatible with Next.js.Tabs to separate 'General Information', 'Account Settings', and 'Activity History'. For an FAQ section, use Accordion to keep questions concise until expanded.Use the heroui-navigation skill to create a tabbed interface with 'Profile' and 'Settings' tabs.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can build tabbed interfaces in React using the Tabs component to organize content into switchable views. This approach is ideal for separating sections like user profile details, account settings, or multi-section forms.
The best way to implement collapsible content for a React FAQ page is using Accordion or Disclosure components. These UI elements hide or show detailed information, keeping questions concise until a user expands them.
Yes, this navigation skill works with Next.js. It includes a Link component specifically designed to be compatible with Next.js, and a Breadcrumbs component to implement clear hierarchical navigation paths.
You manage large datasets in React with efficient UI pagination by using the Pagination component. It allows users to navigate through extensive data sets without overwhelming the interface or loading all records simultaneously.
Yes, you can use Hero UI components to streamline frontend navigation development. The skill leverages the Hero UI v3 library to provide pre-built, accessible React components for structured user interfaces.
You need to use a Disclosure component instead of Tabs when expanding individual sections of detailed information, such as FAQs. Tabs are used to organize content into mutually exclusive switchable views.
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