5 Days to Build Your React UI Library

Stop copying UI from random places.

Stop rebuilding the same buttons, cards, and forms, again and again.

I built Flexy UI, a React + Tailwind component library used by developers building real SaaS products.

This course teaches you everything I learned while building it, the patterns, the structure, the mistakes, and the exact steps to follow.

In 5 short emails, I’ll show you how to build your own React UI library — the same way popular libraries like shadcn, Material UI, and Ant Design are built.

By the end, you will understand the system behind components, the real skill that makes UI developers fast, confident, and consistent.

But here's the bigger benefit:

This course gives you the blueprint.

What you will learn

• Create 20 of the most commonly used UI components
• Understand the system behind UI component libraries
• 6 React UI design patterns used in every modern UI library
• How to organize your components using Notion and a Next.js MDX project
• Best resources for UI design systems and component patterns
• Bonus: AI prompts to review, refactor, and convert your code

You will finish this course with your own mini UI component library.

Who this course is for

This course is for:

• React developers
• Next.js developers
• Indie hackers building products
• Students learning UI patterns
• Developers who want cleaner, reusable UI
• Anyone who wants to build a component library instead of copying code

If you know the basics of React and Tailwind CSS, you can follow this course.

Tech Stack we will use

• React / Next.js
• Tailwind CSS

No complex setup. No heavy tools.

Day 1: Foundation & Patterns

• Why build your own library?
• The 2 React UI design patterns to build scalable components
• The 3 components every library should start with
• The best UI libraries to clone and analyze
• Folder structure for scalable component libraries

Day 2: Landing Page Components

• Learn to build section blocks
• 2 UI design patterns to build blocks
• Hero sections, CTA buttons, feature grids, testimonial cards
• Landing page components that define your base design

Day 3: Advanced UI Components

• Responsive navbar, reusable drawer, and functional stepper
• Dashboard components

Day 4: Form & Dashboard Components

• Create form components using proven patterns
• Component architecture for scale
• Organize components using Notion

Day 5: Packaging & Launch

• How to structure your library for long-term use
• AI prompts to review and improve your code
• AI prompts to convert HTML into clean React
• Documentation strategies (MDX or simple docs site)

Each day includes 30–60 minutes of hands-on coding.

Enroll now!