
NeoPOP components library based on CRED's design system
NeoPOP is an innovative design system created with the intention of enhancing the user experience in mobile applications. Developed by CRED, this library focuses on providing a collection of beautifully designed components that are easy to use, fostering a more affirmative approach to design. With the goal of simplifying the development process, NeoPOP features a range of customizable and composable components that cater specifically to React Native developers.
The versatility of NeoPOP lies in its fluid animations and a suite of utility methods, making it a robust choice for anyone seeking to create visually appealing mobile applications. While currently optimized for mobile views, the team plans to expand support to desktop views in the near future, promising even greater flexibility for developers.
neopop-react-native package ensures quick access to the library's features.
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