ui-components

To build accessible UI components with shadcn/ui and Radix, apply established patterns for CVA variants, the cn() utility, and asChild composition. This approach ensures proper focus management and data-attribute styling for your React design system.

The best way to theme a React design system with OKLCH and Tailwind v4 is to implement structured token architecture rules. This covers spacing scales, typography, and interactive states to ensure modern, consistent visual theming across components.

Yes, shadcn/ui components work seamlessly with React Hook Form, Zod, and Server Actions. The integration provides best practices for form handling, ensuring accessible inputs are properly validated and submitted within modern React applications.

The asChild composition pattern in Radix UI allows components to inherit props and behavior without adding extra DOM nodes. This mechanism merges component logic directly into a child element, preserving accessibility attributes and focus management seamlessly.

You need specific dialog and menu patterns for accessible React components when building interactive overlays like modals or dropdowns. These patterns enforce correct focus management, keyboard navigation, and data-attribute styling to meet modern accessibility standards.

Yes, extending shadcn/ui components is supported through CVA variants. By defining variant rules and applying the cn() utility, you can safely override or merge component styles while maintaining the underlying accessibility features of Radix Primitives.