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A collection of neobrutalism-styled Tailwind components built on shadcn/ui for React.
Neobrutalism Components is an open-source collection of neobrutalism-styled React components built on shadcn/ui for Next.js, created by ekmas. The project is no longer maintained, but remains available for learning and use under an MIT license.
Neobrutalism Components is a UI component library that gives React developers pre-built components with the neobrutalism design style: bold borders, hard shadows, and high-contrast colors. It is based on shadcn/ui, meaning each component is copied directly into your project so you own the source code. The library is built for Next.js and styled with Tailwind CSS, and it includes a dedicated documentation site at neobrutalism.dev.
No. The repository is marked as no longer maintained, and the author points to a discussion for more information. This means new features and fixes are not expected, but the existing components remain functional and open-source.
Neobrutalism Components is completely free. It is released under the MIT license, so you can use, modify, and distribute it without any fees.
Yes, the entire collection is open-source under the MIT license, so it is free to use in personal and commercial projects.
The components are built for React and are specifically designed for Next.js, though they may work in other React frameworks with appropriate configuration.
Yes, the styling is based on Tailwind CSS, and the components are delivered as Tailwind-styled code that you can easily customize.
Visit the documentation at neobrutalism.dev/docs, where you can find installation instructions and examples for each component.
The author made a decision to stop maintaining the repository, and a linked discussion explains the reasoning. The code remains available for those who want to use or learn from it.
