Leguan UI is a curated catalog built on open tools and libraries we admire. We borrow structure from the shadcn registry model, lean on Base UI for accessible primitives, and extend the set with custom Leguan components where the defaults need more opinion.
Visual polish and motion-forward surfaces take design cues from Rare UI, an open collection of animated React components. Our Card blog pattern adapts their editorial layout: muted outer frame, inset squircle panel, category badge, and author row with arrow affordance.
Depth and weight come from coss ui. Their opaque borders paired with bottom shadows informed our surface-depth utilities: cards, inputs, tabs, and buttons read as layered planes with crisp edges and a subtle pressed state instead of flat overlays.
Chart previews and install commands come from dither-kit. UI building blocks follow the shadcn file layout so you can copy or install into an existing Tailwind project without a separate runtime.
Rare UI
Consent-aware funnels that stay accurate
Measure conversion paths while honoring opt-outs, regional rules, and user preferences by default.
Jordan Lee
coss ui
Bottom shadow plus inset highlight along the top edge.
Visual direction; blog cards inspired by their display surfaces.
Opaque borders, bottom shadows, and inset depth for physical weight.
Primitives, registry patterns, and install workflow.
Headless behavior for dialogs, menus, tabs, and more.
Icon set used across previews and navigation.
Chart engine and CLI for the chart catalog.
Syntax highlighting for the Code component.
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