Skip Figma. Wireframe directly in your IDE with React components
Wireframe UI is an innovative tool that allows you to create wireframes directly within your Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Leveraging the power of React components, this solution streamlines the design process by integrating closely with your coding workflow. It’s perfect for developers who want to prototype user interfaces quickly without switching between multiple applications like Figma.
This approach to wireframing enhances collaboration between designers and developers, making it easier to iterate on ideas and incorporate feedback in real-time. With its built-in metadata features, Wireframe UI not only simplifies the design-to-development handoff but also ensures that your wireframes are functional and representative of the final product.
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Beautifully designed components that you can copy and paste into your apps. Accessible. Customizable. Open Source.
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