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Display UI

A modern component library with 24+ reusable UI components, built with Radix UI + Tailwind and documented using Fumadocs. Includes shadcn registry support for fast installation.

Timeline

1 month

Role

Frontend Developer

Team

Solo

Status
Completed

Technology Stack

Next.js 15
React 19
TypeScript
Tailwind CSS
Radix UI
Shadcn UI Registry
Fumadocs
Motion
Lucide Icons
Zod
Sonner
next-themes
Vercel

Key Challenges

  • Maintaining consistency across 24+ components (design + API)
  • Building flexible variants using CVA (class-variance-authority)
  • Dark mode + theme handling using next-themes
  • Making components accessible (keyboard navigation + ARIA)
  • Creating clean documentation structure using Fumadocs
  • Shadcn registry integration for installable components

Key Learnings

  • Component design systems and reusable API patterns
  • Radix UI primitives for accessibility-first components
  • Variants & styling architecture using CVA + tailwind-merge
  • Documentation-driven development using Fumadocs MDX
  • Building a shadcn registry for component installation
  • Maintaining high consistency and scalability across large UI libraries

Display UI: Component Library (24+ Components)

Overview

Display UI is a modern component library that provides 24+ production-ready UI components designed for clean interfaces and fast development.

It combines:

  • Radix UI (accessibility-first primitives),
  • Tailwind CSS (scalable styling),
  • and a modern documentation site using Fumadocs.

It also supports Shadcn Registry installation, making it easy to add components into real projects.

What This Library Provides

  • 24+ reusable components designed with consistent styling & API
  • Dark Mode support using next-themes
  • Variants system for components using class-variance-authority (CVA)
  • Responsive layouts (mobile-first Tailwind patterns)
  • Accessible components (keyboard navigation + ARIA via Radix UI)
  • Docs site + examples built with Fumadocs MDX
  • shadcn registry support for installation workflows

Why I Built This

Most developers waste time rebuilding the same UI elements over and over.

I built Display UI to:

  • create a reusable design system
  • speed up development in future projects
  • practice building real-world scalable UI patterns
  • improve documentation quality (not just components)

This project also helped me learn how proper component libraries are structured and maintained — not just UI copy-paste.

Tech Stack

  • Next.js 15
  • React 19
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Radix UI
  • class-variance-authority (CVA) + tailwind-merge
  • Motion
  • Sonner (toasts)
  • next-themes (theme/dark-mode)
  • Fumadocs (docs + MDX)
  • Shadcn registry (installable components)
  • Vercel

Installation / Registry

Display UI supports Shadcn Registry, which means components can be installed directly into projects in a shadcn-style workflow.

This makes the library developer-friendly because:

  • components can be added per-need
  • files are copied into the project
  • customization becomes easy (instead of being locked in a package)

Component Categories (24+)

(Examples / categories, based on library structure)

Components (24+)

  • Accordion
  • Alert Dialog
  • Avatar
  • Badge
  • Breadcrumb
  • Button
  • Button Ring
  • Calendar
  • Card
  • Carousel
  • Checkbox
  • Drawer
  • Dropdown
  • Infinite Carousel
  • Input
  • Input OTP
  • Label
  • Mac Navigation Menu
  • Navigation Menu
  • Radio Groups
  • Separator
  • Table
  • Toaster
  • Tooltip

Documentation

Display UI includes a full documentation site with:

  • component usage examples
  • props + variants documentation
  • copy-paste snippets
  • consistent component showcase pages

Docs are built using:

  • Fumadocs Core + UI
  • MDX integration

Challenges

  • Creating consistent component APIs across many components
  • Getting variants right without messy Tailwind duplication
  • Dark mode consistency across components and docs
  • Accessibility concerns (keyboard navigation, focus states, ARIA)
  • Building a scalable docs structure instead of unorganized pages
  • Implementing shadcn registry support properly

Learnings

  • The hardest part is not making components — it’s maintaining consistency
  • CVA + tailwind-merge are essential for scalable variant-based design systems
  • Radix UI makes accessibility easier, but you still need to understand focus/UX
  • A component library without documentation is basically useless
  • Registry-based installation is a strong modern approach for customization

Future Plans

  • Add more complex components:
    • Table + Pagination
    • Calendar / Date Picker
    • Command Menu / Combobox
    • Sidebar / Navbar layouts
  • Improve registry metadata and installation experience
  • Add automated testing for UI behavior and accessibility

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