ui-primitives-shadcn-lucide

Build accessible UI components by generating non-generic structures using Radix-style primitives and lucide-react icons, which provide inherent accessibility while allowing you to apply custom focus states and borders.

Customize shadcn UI primitives by modifying design tokens, radii, and focus states rather than altering the base structure. This approach ensures you maintain accessibility while focusing purely on structural customizability.

Create a custom dialog by utilizing Radix-style primitives to establish the structural foundation and accessibility features, then apply your custom design tokens and lucide-react icons for a tailored frontend workflow.

No, this approach does not apply default visuals to your frontend UI design. It focuses entirely on providing design direction and structural customizability, leaving the visual identity entirely up to you.

You should not use Radix-style primitives if your project requires pre-packaged visual identity or out-of-the-box styling, as this approach intentionally provides structure and accessibility without default visuals.