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Quest Components — The better way to build frontend for your products
Generate React components with clean, extendable code. Build & iterate faster than ever. Responsive & pixel-perfect to your figma design w/ built-in support for Material UI. Export code to update your *existing* apps!
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@npobbathi Great pitch! Generating React components out of Figma designs can be a time-consuming process but Quest makes it sound so easy. This is indeed a valuable tool. Good luck and congrats on the launch!
@alcaan Thanks Al. Yes, it is a pain point we experienced first-hand, and we ourselves see the benefit of a tool like Quest. Would love for you to try it out.
Thank you for creating such clear and necessary things! How much does it cost for a team to use the service?
@diana_sfera Thank you Diana. Our team plans start at $299/month, which includes 10 team members. Individual plans are $49/mo per user. You can find more details at https://quest.ai/pricing
@diana_sfera as we just launched this product we’re always looking for feedback on pricing. Let us know!
Generating components from Figma designs sounds too good to be true. I'm really curious to hear long-term experiences.
@alexander_eble Thank you for the support. In the mid to long term, we intend to enable more frameworks like Vue, Angular, and maybe Svelte. Also, potentially support for specific verticals based on our customer interest. At a high level, our goal is to empower product development teams to build anything they want faster and with higher quality.
@alexander_eble We recommend you take it for a spin. We've faced the pain first hand and we built this product to solve a very prevalent problem. We use it internally and absolutely love it. We're sure you will too!
@andrew_jasper But do I understand correctly that the trial does not enable to generate for actual use or what is the limitation?
@bucmantas try it out, looks nice!
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There's always been a major need to be able to go from design platform to responsive website build at a click of a button. Quest does this amazingly well with their design platform plugins! Highly recommend for those looking to make their design to dev process easier.
Recommending this to all the front-end developers in my community. All the best 👌
@amartya_bhargava Awesome! Thank you Amartya. Happy to do a webinar for your community. Reach out to me if that helps.
@goldstrom At the moment we have full support for MUI. Other component libraries like semantic UI are not directly supported at the moment but are in our roadmap to implement. That said, if you have already built atoms using Semantic UI, you can still use Quest for your pages while leveraging the Semantic UI atoms. Thanks!
Looks great and exciting, very interested to see the impact this has on future development strategies! Also interested in future support for other UI frameworks like Angular and Vue!
@mattborkowski Thanks Matt. We believe this product will transform front end development. Support for other frameworks like Angular, Vue and Svelte is in our roadmap. So stay tuned!
@maria_alexandrova1 Excellent! We'd be happy to provide our concierge onboarding service to help you get started. Connect with us after you sign-up.
@maria_alexandrova1 let us know what you think once you do! You can chat with us on our Discord linked on our website www.quest.ai. Love chatting with new users!
@helendong Wonderful! Thanks Helen. Easy enough for any figma designer and React.js developer to use it.
@bob_martin Yes we did. And it took all of 2 days to build it using Quest (not counting the time to design).
@gvidas_sulskis Thank you Gvidas. Hope you get a chance to try it out.
@npobbathi Great product! Congrats...Question - who owns the code after you export?
Congrats! Do I have to refactor the React code before I use it or is it production-ready?
@scott_hammond Thank you. The code that's generated is fully production-ready. We also have different export options to make sure it fits any development workflow and framework. So its as easy as generate and drop it into your source control -- and it will get built for production.
@scott_hammond Thanks Scott. Great question. The code for the presentation layer is production-ready and you can drop it into your source control directly. In addition, we give you stub hooks where you can add your own custom code.
So am I able to get working MUI components from Figma? How does that work?
@frankiemargotta Yes! You simply export your figma components to Quest. And if you used MUI kit to build your design, Quest will automatically generate react components with MUI behavior. You can also build your own custom components and library using Quest.
@frankiemargotta Basically you just copy and paste the MUI components into your Figma file and when you export them into Quest you'll see them working. For instance if you copy and paste a button you'll be able to rollover it and see the animated hover state. Or if you copy and paste a text field, you'll be able to see the hover and focus states and even type into it and see exactly how it will behave in your product because Quest is rendering your design as React.
@shalins Hi Shalin - you can build any application on web stack using Quest. Our customers building a variety of applications in health-tech, internal IT apps, employee engagement apps, and even web3 apps using Quest.
A bit too much $ for bootstrappers without a clear timeline, but I think this project is dope!
@elaynegg Thanks Elayne. Our customers tell us that they shaved off months in their project timelines using Quest. And so they feel the pricing is a great value. So I feel confident that you'll find it so as well. We offer 30 day free trial so you can see it for yourself.
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