Right UI

Design beautiful, accessible React components in minutes.

35 followers

Design beautiful, accessible React components in minutes.

35 followers

Right UI is a powerful web application crafted to assist teams in creating the optimal user experience. By adopting a component-driven development approach, Right UI enhances efficiency and streamlines the process of designing, building, and managing UI kits.

Free

Launch tags:

Design Tools•User Experience•Inclusivity

Launch Team

Will Pickeral

Right UI

Maker

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🎉 Exciting news, Product Hunt! I'm thrilled to introduce Right UI, a project that started as a weekend side project and has now blossomed into a full-fledged product! 🚀 With Right UI, we're on a mission to bridge the gap between designing and coding, and I'm delighted to announce our initial launch, which supports the creation of stunning UI kits with link and button components. But that's just the beginning! Right UI empowers you to effortlessly build accessible and interactive UI kits. Our low-code, component-driven platform enables you to seamlessly translate your design ideas into functional components. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported and believed in Right UI along the way. Your feedback and encouragement have been invaluable in shaping this product. Explore Right UI now, experience the seamless connection between design and code with our initial link and button components, and share your thoughts on the next components you'd like to see added or any other feedback. I can't wait to see the amazing designs and code you'll create with Right UI. 🌟

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2yr ago

Will Pickeral

Right UI

Maker

@ronak_verma1 thank you for your support!

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2yr ago

Giancarlo Sanchez

Webstudio.so

🧐 Good find

Congrats on the launch. Looks interesting! I can't stress enough the need to create accessible components and this seems to be give a step forward. I would love to see your product refine a bit the creation experience, for example, it wouldn't let me create a "Test" component and would not tell me what the error was. Checking the console, I figured out it was because there is another component (built by someone else) with that name from a 400 error on the api. I'd say encapsulate naming based on the user or ignore it as it should not be the unique identifier. Have you looked up https://stenciljs.com/ ? I'd love the encapsulation and portability they provide. Could serve as inspiration if that is the route you had in mind!

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2yr ago

Will Pickeral

Right UI

Maker

@gianksp Thank you for providing this feedback. I will work on resolving this issue asap.

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2yr ago

Giancarlo Sanchez

Webstudio.so

@william_pickeral I'll follow your project from close! I find it underrated.

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