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Component Libraries

Component libraries are collections of reusable, pre-built UI components (like buttons, forms, modals, and navigation bars) that follow consistent design and coding standards. They provide developers with ready-to-use elements to accelerate front-end development and ensure visual consistency across applications. These libraries often include documentation, styling, and accessibility features out-of-the-box.

Also known as: UI Component Libraries, Design System Libraries, Component Kits, UI Kits, Component Frameworks
🧊Why learn Component Libraries?

Developers should use component libraries to speed up UI development, maintain design consistency, and reduce repetitive coding for common interface elements. They are essential in large-scale projects or teams where standardized components improve collaboration and reduce bugs. Use cases include building web applications, dashboards, or any project requiring a polished, cohesive user interface efficiently.

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