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bflesch
Thanks for sharing, it looks very good. Unfortunately on my system it has very low fps due to software rendering.
freetonik
The quality is very impressive! Congrats on the launch.
naavis
Looks cool, but the site is very heavy! I have an RTX 3070 GPU, and GPU usage went shot to 70% when I opened this website on Firefox.
toddmorey
Sorry… something about that last bit just really hit me wrong. Like when people make a paid Minecraft Tips "App" that's just content scraped from the web.
caseyy
I love that the glowing orb is a component. Many websites could use an orb.
ziftface
Would love if the site had some more information about how the components are implemented, eg does it use tailwind so they're easily modifiable, is there a light mode and a dark mode for each, can you update the animations to fit your needs, etc. They look good though!
handfuloflight
Absolutely beautiful set here. I'd pay for à la carte.
Fokamul
Web would be a better place without UI animations.
morteify
The Caesar Cipher component is displaying incorrectly in Safari. Its elements are positioned off-center. It works fine in Chrome and Firefox.
hexo
"Animated UI" is show stopper.
jwilber
This is just selling components someone else wrote, right?
Five years ago I could understand the appeal and appreciate the effort required. Today, it’s a matter of seeing others work, taking a screenshot, asking ai to recreate it, and then packaging it into a “library” and selling it for $50.
Maybe I’m alone in the sentiment, but it just rubs me the wrong way.
Mystery-Machine
The components looks really cool! However, you're using dark pattern by tricking the user with "Login to access the code" button. After I've gone through the process of signing up and logged in, I still couldn't access the component code. The same button then said "Unlock the code". Clicking on the button takes you to the Pricing page where you can pay $50 to see the component code. That's a dark pattern.
zeroq
This looks like an AI generated project with a very little effort put into polishing what came out.
I mean, if you find people willing to pay you money then great, good for you.
But I don't see anything I wouldn't be able to find on sites like css tricks or tympanus for free.
And I don't even know what I'm paying for, there are no real examples on the page.
But I'll put it in my bookmarks. As soon as you have more components, and I'll find some spare time, I'm willing to give it a try and launch reverse-reverse-ui.com with all components available for free.
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kmoser
Took me a bit to figure out what the four circular icons on the bottom are for (magic wand, robot, envelope, crescent moon). I really wish they had tooltips.
Still doesn't make sense to me why the magic wand just points to the home page (I would have assumed it meant "edit this UI component), the robot links to a profile page (mine? requires login so didn't try), the envelope points to x.com (I expected an envelope for "email this to a friend"), and the crescent moon toggles between light/dark mode (obvious only in retrospect).