Component Pack

A library of 30 reusable UI components built with Tailwind CSS v4. Buttons, forms, modals, dropdowns, cards, navigation, alerts, and more. Copy-paste ready, fully typed, accessible. Works with any Next.js, Astro, or Vite project.

$24 one-time
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features
  • >30 components across 8 categories
  • >TypeScript + React
  • >Accessible (ARIA labels, keyboard nav)
  • >Dark and light mode
  • >No external UI dependencies
  • >Copy-paste integration
tech stack
React 19Tailwind CSS v4TypeScript
pros & cons

Pros

  • + One-time payment, own forever
  • + Full source code included
  • + Works with Next.js 16 + Tailwind v4
  • + Most affordable option in its category

Cons

  • Requires basic React knowledge
  • No drag-and-drop builder
what’s inside
  • src/components/Button.tsx — 3 variants, 3 sizes, TypeScript props
  • src/components/Modal.tsx — dialog-based, keyboard accessible
  • src/components/Card.tsx — default, interactive, horizontal variants
  • src/components/Alert.tsx — success, error, warning with icons
  • src/components/Badge.tsx — status badges, color variants
  • More: Table, Avatar, Tabs, Breadcrumbs, Dropdown, Select, etc.
time saved vs building yourself
TaskTime
Building 30 components from scratch24h
Accessibility testing + ARIA labels8h
Dark/light mode theming4h
TypeScript prop types + docs4h
Total40h

At $50/hr, that’s $2,000 worth of development time. Get it done for $24.

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