1. Framer Motion

Advantages: Ease of use, flexibility, support for complex animations.

Example of use: creating smooth transitions between pages or animating the appearance of elements.

2. Tailwind CSS

Advantages: High performance, customization, easy integration.

Use case: Quick grid setup for responsive design.

3. Storybook

Benefits: Improves the process of creating and documenting components.

Use case: Isolated development of buttons, forms, or cards.

4. Material-UI (MUI)

Advantages: Ready-made solutions, theming support, high compatibility.

Example of use: Quickly create a professional interface.

5. Lottie

Advantages: Lightweight, cross-platform, easy to embed.

Example of use: Animation of loading screens or banners.

6. Radix UI

Advantages: High availability, flexibility, compliance with modern web design standards.

Example of use: Creating pop-ups, menus or lists.

.

7. React Hook Form

Advantages: Small size, high performance, validation support.

Usage example: Creating a registration form with validation.

8. Figma

Benefits: Collaboration, development integration, plugins.

Use case: Creating interactive prototypes.

9. Greensock (GSAP)

Advantages: Flexibility, 3D animation support, excellent performance.

Example of use: Animating banners or complex interactive elements.

10. Chakra UI

Advantages: Simple API, theming, accessibility.

Example of use: Quickly customize the interface based on user preferences.

Conclusion

These tools and libraries will help you create user-friendly, modern, and visually appealing interfaces. They are relevant for both beginners and experienced developers, allowing you to optimize your workflow and meet user expectations.

Question for readers: What UX/UI tools do you use? Share your experience in the comments!