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The Component Gallery
An up-to-date repository of interface components from design systems worldwide

What is The Component Gallery?

The Component Gallery serves as a centralized repository for interface components, drawing examples from established design systems across various industries. It provides designers and developers with practical references for building user interfaces, featuring detailed component descriptions and implementation examples.

This resource includes components like carousels, tree views, popovers, ratings, accordions, quotes, pagination, and tabs, each with clear explanations of their functionality and use cases. The gallery also showcases design systems from companies like Elastic, Sainsbury's, Ariakit, Axis Bank, and Red Hat, offering insights into different technological approaches and design philosophies.

Features

  • Component Library: 60+ interface components with detailed descriptions and use cases
  • Design System Examples: 95+ design systems from real-world organizations
  • Implementation Examples: 2,680+ practical examples of component usage
  • Search Functionality: Powered by Pagefind for easy component discovery
  • Technical Details: Includes technology stacks and implementation approaches for each design system

Use Cases

  • UI designers seeking inspiration for component implementations
  • Frontend developers looking for reference implementations of common interface elements
  • Design system teams researching approaches from other organizations
  • Product teams establishing or expanding their design systems
  • Educators teaching user interface design principles and patterns

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