Vizyonera UI.
A component library with taste.
Every new client project meant reinventing the wheel — a fresh button, a fresh dialog, a fresh form. Our teams shipped fast but the craft was inconsistent across projects.
We extracted the parts we used on every single project into a headless library, letting the token system define the look and the components handle the mechanics. Focus states, keyboard nav, ARIA — done once, forever.
New projects now start with a full component vocabulary on day one. Our design-to-ship time dropped roughly 40% on greenfield work. And the library became a portfolio piece in its own right.
Results, measured.
Key features.
- 60+ headless components
- Design token system
- Dark mode built-in
- Zero-config animations
- Fully typed API
- Framework agnostic tokens
Why we built it this way.
01Radix UI primitives+
Building accessible dialogs, tooltips and menus from scratch is a losing battle. Radix gives us the mechanics; we own the look.
02CSS variables for tokens+
Framework-free tokens meant the design system works in React, in emails, in Figma exports. One source of truth.
03TypeScript-first API+
If the compiler catches the typo, the designer doesn't have to.
From kickoff to launch.
Audited 4 client projects, extracted common patterns.
Defined the scale — colors, spacing, motion, radii.
60+ components shipped with docs & Storybook.
Open-sourced under MIT, launched docs site.
Built with.
“Vizyonera lets us go from Figma to production without translating a single design decision twice.”
