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MicroKit
- Site
- microkit.co
- Type
- component library
- Verdict
- Useful
- Licence
- Ship licence, open source permissive
open-source-permissiveMIT / Open source - Agent channels
- none
- Pricing
- free
- Reviewed
What it is
MicroKit is a collection of 49 microinteractions ready to copy, adapt, and ship in React projects. Each component emphasizes interaction quality with special attention to visual feedback and smooth transitions.
When to open it
Open MicroKit when you need React components with polished interactions but without installing heavy dependencies. It's ideal for buttons with complex effects, animated navigation, interactive form inputs, and contact/subscription components.
Most useful
- 49 microinteraction components ready to copy and paste without setup friction
- TypeScript and JavaScript code: choose the format that best fits your stack
- Styling options: pure CSS or Tailwind CSS (v3 and v4)
- Next.js support: works with App Router and server components
- Lucide icons: optional integration with widely-used icons
Using it with agents
The code is well-structured and commented, making it easy for AI agents to adapt components to your specific needs. You can copy the entire code or ask an agent to modify it for color changes, duration, or behavior tweaks.
Watch out for
- The only optional dependency is lucide-react for icons; if you don't use it, make sure to replace it
- Components assume Tailwind v3+ or custom CSS; they require some initial setup
- MIT licence requires attribution in commercial projects
Reusable ideas
- Buttons with glow or reveal effects on hover
- Animated tabs with underline that follows the click
- Number fields with smooth increment/decrement
- Toggles and switches with smooth transitions
- Dropdown menus with entrance animation
- Toolbars with visual feedback