Advanced Radix UI

2h 13m 5s
English
Paid

Course description

Radix UI has become one of the most popular component libraries in the React ecosystem. It has more than 20 low-level primitives packed with functionality that make building custom UI components an absolute delight.

In this course you'll learn how to work with Radix's primitives by building four components with completely custom designs, interactions, and animations. You'll see how Radix stays out of the way of your styling code so that your components can match the design of your application down to the pixel, while ensuring they still support keyboard navigation, work on any device, and follow expected accessibility patterns.

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Animated Switch Demo
24:33
2
Apple Selector Group
18:56
3
iOS Slider
01:01:44
4
Animated Toast
27:52

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