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Harsh Singhleft a comment
Howdy Product Hunt! 👋 Why? Dashboards often leave me feeling scattered and frustrated, regardless how coherent designs might be. Navigating through your website or dashboard should feel facile, free of superfluous elements. As more applications are built, more dashboards are designed, and a major consideration becomes how users navigate these complex environments efficiently. Command menus work...
kmenu 2.0Supercharge your dashboards
Supercharge your dashboards and make navigation a breeze. This library draws inspiration from some of the greatest dashboards and command menu implementations to deliver an accessible, user-friendly, fast, and customizable experience. Free and open-source.
kmenu 2.0Supercharge your dashboards
Harsh Singhleft a comment
awesome work! definitely looking forward to using some of these in my work.
Awesome Framer Motion ComponentsA curated list of Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion components
Harsh Singhleft a comment
Awesome work Manu! 🙌
AlgochurnAce your next front-end interview with confidence
As you scale, it's a challenge to make sure the users don't feel overwhelmed and are able to navigate the application seamlessly. That's where command menus come in! This library allows you to easily configure and add in a command palette on your website.
kmenuAn animated and accessible command menu
Harsh Singhleft a comment
What's up Product Hunt? 👋 Today's my birthday, and I have a gift for you. In the age of modern web design, a huge leap in web accessibility and UX are command menus. First popularized by Jon Skinner in Sublime Text and later adopted by Visual Studio Code, command menus have now made their way to our web applications. The main purpose they aim to solve is providing quick and easy access to all...
kmenuAn animated and accessible command menu