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React Vibe

Motion-first animated React and Tailwind UI component library

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About React Vibe

React Vibe by Siddhant Mani is a motion-first component library built for developer teams who want animated, production-grade web interfaces without wrestling with complex motion math. Featuring a copy-paste workflow modeled on modern component distribution, React Vibe offers animated hero layouts, interactive bento grids, glow cards, text reveal effects, and dashboard analytics widgets configured with Tailwind CSS.

  • Copy-paste editable source code without heavy monolithic dependencies
  • Pre-configured Framer Motion springs and physics transitions
  • Full TypeScript and Tailwind CSS dark mode compatibility
  • Requires Framer Motion and Tailwind CSS in your tech stack
  • Component updates must be manually synchronized
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