medusa-ui-conformance

To ensure your custom admin dashboard UI aligns with Medusa design standards, you should reuse existing shared components like @medusajs/ui. This enforces interface consistency and adheres to predefined interaction patterns.

The best way to build accessible vendor dashboard components is to leverage predefined UI primitives that support keyboard navigation. This ensures adherence to interaction and accessibility best practices.

Yes, you can use shared UI libraries like @mercurjs/dashboard-shared for creating overlays and menus in Medusa admin pages. This maintains visual consistency and reusability across your interface.

Yes, this UI conformance approach works for building scalable vendor interfaces by guiding the selection of appropriate layout components. It ensures your pages remain uniform and accessible as the application grows.

You should reuse existing components instead of building custom Medusa admin layouts to maintain usability and design consistency. Relying on shared libraries prevents fragmentation and ensures accessibility compliance.

To select the right UI primitives for your Medusa admin forms, identify existing shared components that match your layout requirements. This guarantees your forms fit the established dashboard style and accessibility standards.