The Accessible Foundation for React Apps and Design Systems
Reach UI is an open-source library designed to provide accessible and customizable UI components that enhance web applications. Although it is currently not maintained, the library incorporates a variety of useful components based on the Aria Practices Design Patterns. It streamlines the development process for users by providing detailed instructions on installation and usage.
Whether you are an experienced developer or just starting out, Reach UI offers an easy way to implement common UI elements while ensuring accessibility standards are met. Despite its current status, developers may still find value in what Reach UI has to offer for their projects.
Accessibility First: Built with a strong emphasis on accessibility, ensuring all UI components are usable by everyone, including those with disabilities.
Component Variety: Comes with a diverse set of components such as Accordion, Dialogs, Checkboxes, and more, allowing developers to cover a wide range of use cases.
Storybook Integration: Easily set up and run Storybook, enabling developers to view and interact with components in isolation for better testing and development.
Yarn Support: Utilizes Yarn for package management, ensuring a smooth installation and dependency handling process.
Real-time Editing: Supports hot reloading, so developers can see changes immediately as they edit component files.
Internal Dependency Management: Provides a clear methodology for managing internal dependencies, allowing for efficient updates and builds within components.
Development Roadmap: Includes a comprehensive overview of the component status, clearly indicating which components are released and which are still in development.
Gatsby Website: Features a Gatsby-based website for documentation, which is automatically updated with new changes, making it easy to access relevant information.
