Community

In their own words.

How developers and designers use ns-ui. Every submission is read before it appears here.

What this is for

This registry is a shared reference of single-interaction components that people actually use, not a showcase of everything that could be built. The goal for the community side of it is the same: a place to hear how those components get used in practice, and a way for anyone who contributes one to be credited for it.

Contributing means opening a pull request, the same as any open source project — there is no submission form that runs your code on this site. What you submit is read by a person against a real bar (see Guidelines), and a merged component carries your GitHub identity in its history for good. This page isn’t a forum: there are no comments, ratings, or discussion threads, just the testimonials people chose to write and the credit contributors earned.

Experiences

“I love using this design system whenever I need inspiration for primarily abstract features in our internal products, things that add some flare. I love it”
Alex LekkasAlex LekkasFounding Engineer at Spawn Partners

What we publish

Every submission is read by a person before it appears. Submitting does not guarantee publication.

  • Write from real use. Say what you built and what the component did for you.
  • One submission per person. Edits and reposts are not extra entries.
  • No promotion. No links beyond your profile, no SEO copy, no referral pitches.
  • Be civil. Hate speech, slurs, and harassment are removed and the account is blocked.
  • Your name, role, company, and profile link are published as written. Do not submit anyone else's details.

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