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UXPatternsforDevelopers

Making UX knowledge accessible to every developer

Year2025
RoleCreator & Lead Developer
PlatformWeb
TypeOpen Source Project
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Overview

A comprehensive, open-source collection of UX patterns designed specifically for developers. Documentation covers implementation details, accessibility requirements, and real-world examples — bridging the gap between design theory and code.

The Problem

Developers need UX knowledge in their language

Most UX resources are written for designers — full of theory but light on implementation. Developers building UI components often lack practical guidance on accessibility, interaction patterns, and user expectations.

  • UX documentation rarely includes code examples
  • Accessibility requirements scattered across different sources
  • No centralized reference for common UI patterns
  • Gap between design specs and implementation details
  • Hard to find "why" behind UX decisions

The Solution

UX patterns documented for developers, by developers

Pattern Categories

Patterns that matter

Form Inputs

  • Text Field
  • Password
  • Autocomplete
  • Selection Input

Navigation

  • Pagination
  • Breadcrumb
  • Back to Top
  • Infinite Scroll

Disclosure

  • Accordion
  • Modal
  • Popover
  • Tooltip
  • Expandable Text

Data Display

  • Data Table
  • Carousel
  • Load More

Technical Implementation

Built for performance and developer experience

Technology Stack

Framework
  • Next.js 15
  • React 19
Styling
  • Tailwind CSS 4
  • Radix UI
Content
  • MDX
  • Fumadocs
Code
  • TypeScript
  • Shiki
Infrastructure
  • Turborepo
  • Vercel

Monorepo Architecture

Turborepo-powered monorepo with separate apps for docs, kit, and gallery. Shared packages for UI components, constants, and utilities.

Interactive Code Examples

CodeSandbox integration for live, editable examples. Developers can experiment with patterns directly in the browser.

LLM-Ready Documentation

Structured content with llms.txt support, making the documentation accessible to AI coding assistants.

Results

Growing developer community

155+
GitHub Stars
20+
Documented Patterns
100%
Accessible Components

Community Highlights

  • Featured in frontend newsletters
  • Contributors from multiple countries
  • Used as reference in team onboarding

What I Learned

  • 01Technical documentation benefits from multiple formats: prose, code, and visuals
  • 02Open source projects thrive with clear contribution guidelines
  • 03Developers appreciate understanding the "why" behind UX decisions
  • 04Monorepos simplify managing related but separate products

Explore UX Patterns

Browse the documentation or contribute on GitHub