shadcn/ui - Component Library

You can use shadcn/ui to copy-paste reusable React components directly into your Next.js project. This approach gives you complete code ownership and allows you to easily modify the components to fit your specific design system.

Yes, shadcn/ui components seamlessly integrate with Tailwind CSS for styling and support modern frontend frameworks like Vite, Next.js, and Remix. You copy the component code directly into your project, ensuring full compatibility with your existing setup.

You can add and manage UI components without npm package constraints by using the shadcn-ui CLI. This tool allows you to directly copy component code into your project, providing full ownership and customization without dependency lock-in.

The React components are built with Radix UI primitives to ensure robust accessibility. This foundation provides comprehensive support for assistive technologies, allowing you to maintain an accessible application while fully customizing the copied component code.

The best way to own your frontend design system code is to copy-paste React components directly into your codebase. This method removes traditional package limitations, allowing you to easily modify the components to perfectly match your Tailwind CSS styling requirements.

No, you do not need to keep shadcn/ui as a runtime dependency. The components are copied directly into your project, giving you full ownership of the code so you can independently maintain and modify the React components without external package constraints.