ui-components

Build accessible UI components for a scalable React design system by applying shadcn/ui and Radix primitives. This approach uses CVA variant systems, the cn() utility, and OKLCH theming to ensure type-safe styling, perceptually uniform colors, and reliable dark-mode transitions across your project.

The best way to manage component variants in a React design system is using class-variance-authority (CVA). CVA provides a type-safe, flexible system for defining component styles, allowing you to easily extend and compose UI primitives without duplicating styling logic.

OKLCH theming improves dark mode transitions by using perceptually uniform color spaces for design tokens. This ensures consistent color handling across UI components, providing visually accurate lightness adjustments and reliable contrast when switching between themes in your frontend application.

Yes, you can use Radix Slot and the asChild composition pattern to enable polymorphic rendering without adding extra DOM wrappers. This pattern allows you to merge component props onto child elements, maintaining accessible interactions while keeping your DOM structure clean.

You need Tailwind CSS and tailwind-merge to implement these specific shadcn/ui and Radix component patterns. The provided templates rely on the cn() utility, which combines clsx and tailwind-merge to conditionally merge class names and resolve styling conflicts.

Extend an existing design system with shadcn/ui components by reviewing the provided scripts and references. These templates demonstrate how to wrap Radix primitives, apply CVA variant systems, and integrate OKLCH design tokens, offering clear guidance for modular architecture and composition.