4 Amazing Laravel UI Component Libraries to Consider for your Next Project

As web artisans, it is often quite hard and time-consuming to make accessible UIs. This gets even worse when we have to make special components like Modals or Popovers from scratch.

Thankfully, the Laravel ecosystem is huge and there are many great people who have made amazing libraries to help us with this problem. Today, we are going to focus on Laravel component libraries that are accessible, have a decent base style, have good docs, and come with components like Modals, Popovers, Tooltips, etc.

1. Razor UI

Razor UI is a modern looking UI kit for Tailwind CSS. Besides a version with HTML templates, it also offers a Laravel package that abstracts the styling logic into customizable Blade components.

The Razor UI platform itself is also built using Laravel, Alpine.js, Tailwind CSS, Redis, Horizon, MySQL and uses Paddle for payments.

2. Blade UI

Whether it’s a countdown timer or a map with markers. A wysiwyg editor or rendering Markdown. Blade UI offers components for a wide range of use cases.

The Blade UI kit is a great set of renderless components for Laravel that let you focus on the parts of your application that are unique, rather than endless boilerplate and expanding snippets.

3. Wire UI

When I started out with Laravel, Wire UI was the first component library I ever used, and it was amazing! I was able to make quite complex UIs (with modals and tables and everything) in not much time and that helped me focus on other things like application logic. It is the perfect one to use for Hackathons! It also has a large community and is very popular.

4. Cagilo

Cagilo is a collection of Blade components for the Laravel framework. It provides components for managing error messages and alerts, meta properties, and more.

In addition, it does not require a framework for frontend or CSS/JS resources. The best part of it is that, it is free (not a penny more or less) and open source.

Conclusion

Now those were 4 Laravel UI component libraries that will help you speed up development. Do let me know if you have any other favorites or which one you liked the most of these 4!