Customizable React visual effects components that you can copy and paste into your design system. Free. Open Source. Apply it on top of your design system.
The priority audience is developers who are building dashboard-like software. The goal is to make it easy to apply visual effects to their software.
- Border:
- Tracing Border
- Top Light (inspired by Resend)
- Background:
- Frosted Glass (might be unnecessary because backdrop-blur css is easy to use)
- Overlay:
- Badge Reflection
- Texture:
- ?
- Animation:
- ?
- Shadow:
- ?
- Content:
- Blur+fade placeholder (name TBD) (inspired by Luxe)
- Particles:
- Stars popping (inspired by)
Not the priority.
- Isolated lights:
- ?
- Isometric view containers
- Rotating cards
Isn't this the same as Aceternity UI?
No. Aceternity's approach is more imperative. It provide examples on how to build the VFX from scratch or which libraries to use. It might take several minutes or an hour for a developer to understand what's happening under the hood, even with a code example. Luna's goal is to provide you production-ready VFX, which can be added as a layer to your design system in less than a minute.
How to use with my existing Design System?
You might already be using a UI library or design system. Everyone does.
Luna's CLI act like shadcn-ui does. It will copy-paste VFX components into your project. You can then simply import them inside of your primitives, such as components/Button,Input,Card, etc.
Are the components fully customizable?
Yes. I've setup CSS variables on top of each CSS file so you can easily change the colors, durations, or tokens in general. You can also change all of the HTML & CSS structure.
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