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Version: v1.3.2

Introduction

The Raaghu Design System is a comprehensive, scalable, and highly-documented React-based component library. It provides a unified set of UI components, design tokens, and theming capabilities for building consistent, accessible, and high-performance web applications.

Raaghu Design System

Key Features

  • Component Library: reusable, customizable React components (buttons, charts, pickers, toolbars, etc.) organized under raaghu-components and raaghu-elements.
  • Design Tokens & Theming: Centralized SCSS variables and CSS custom properties for colors, spacing, typography, and many more. Supports easy theme switching (light, dark, etc.).
  • Performance: Built-in performance monitoring, bundle analysis, and optimizations (tree-shaking, code splitting, memoization, virtualization).
  • Accessibility: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, keyboard navigation, ARIA support, color contrast, and focus management.
  • Localization (i18n): Internationalization support for multiple languages, RTL, pluralization, and context-aware translations.
  • Documentation: Extensive guides for architecture, CSS, theming, localization, performance, and testing.
  • Automated Tooling: Scripts for generating SCSS, updating theme variables, and maintaining consistency.

Project Structure

  • raaghu-components and raaghu-elements: Source code for all UI components.
  • public: Static assets.
  • utils: Utility functions and helpers.
  • package.json, tsconfig.json, vite.config.ts: Project configuration files.

Development Workflow

  • Components are developed in isolation, documented with Storybook, and tested for accessibility and performance.
  • SCSS files use design tokens for all styling, ensuring consistency and easy theming.
  • Automated scripts help maintain and extend the system efficiently.

Quick Start for Developers

  1. Read the architecture overview and CSS guides in the docs folder.
  2. Follow the component structure and naming conventions.
  3. Use design tokens and theme variables for all styling.
  4. Test for accessibility and performance as you build.