Export · React

React, Tailwind v4, shadcn/ui: the design as components

The React export delivers every section as a TSX component and the design tokens as a Tailwind v4 theme. The shadcn/ui variables point at the same tokens, so shadcn buttons, dialogs and forms appear in the look of the design straight away.

It suits you if you already work in Next.js or Vite, or keep building with tools like v0, Bolt or Lovable: the components also come as a shadcn registry.

See the designsOne design €59 one-off, every export included.

Designs with this export

20 designs were built with the React export before going into the gallery. The licence covers every export of the same design.

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What you get

Components
TSX per section, pages composed from those components.
Tailwind v4
An @theme built from the tokens, Tailwind defaults reset.
shadcn/ui
shadcn variables as aliases of the tokens, plus registry.json for the components.
Preview
npm run preview renders the pages so you can check them.

How it goes live

  1. Unpack the React export.
  2. For Next.js, move the components and the theme into your app directory; for Vite, start the project as it is.
  3. Check with npm run preview that everything looks like the original.
  4. Fill content through props or your CMS and deploy as usual.

What is not included

Routing, data fetching and the form backend come from your framework; the export supplies the interface and tokens.

One design, your stack

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Questions

Is it a finished Next.js project?

No, a React package you use in Next.js, Vite or another setup. For Next.js you take the components into your app directory.

Do I have to use shadcn/ui?

No. The variables do no harm if you do not use shadcn.