React Components & Templates

What is inside

This collection brings together React components and templates that hold up beyond a landing page: reusable sections, complete app shells, navigation patterns and the stateful pieces a real product depends on. They are built to be read, not just viewed.

Each item gives you a working structure — component boundaries, props, styles — so you can drop it in and reshape it instead of rebuilding a layout you have already seen work.

Who it is for

React developers who want to spend their time on the product rather than on scaffolding. Pair a template with your data layer and you are closer to a shippable build than you would be starting from an empty directory.

It is also a good fit for teams that prototype in React and need a few candidates to compare against before committing to a direction.

React in the vibe-coding workflow

React is the natural target for vibe coding because the component model maps cleanly onto how an agent reasons about a UI. Start from a template, let Cursor or v0 extend it, then tighten the state and styles. The template keeps the agent honest by giving it something concrete to change.

For Figma-led work, the rendered components let you verify a design assumptions before the full build, closing the gap between the file and the code.

Formats & stacks

These land as React components and complete layouts built on standard component patterns. You can lift a section into a Vite, Next.js or existing app and adapt the styling and props to your conventions.