1st-Pouf
A puffy, pastel, kid-shaped UI kit for React. Claymorphism — like neumorphism but maximalist: bright, chunky, every surface a cushion. Distributed as a shadcn-style registry, so you copy the source into your project and own it.
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Every surface a cushion. Big radius. Inner highlight. Inner floor shadow. Outer drop. Pastel everywhere.
Preview
- Depth is the affordance. Buttons press in; badges stay flat. State you can feel, not just read.
- You own the source. Install with the shadcn CLI or copy the file. No runtime dependency to version-lock.
- Variants, not classNames. Appearance is chosen by props, so your app can't drift off-system. Need an escape hatch? You have the code.
- Built on Tailwind CSS v4, Radix UI,
class-variance-authority, and Recharts.
Install
1st-Pouf needs a React app with Tailwind CSS v4 and the shadcn CLI configured (a components.json).
Import the theme and the font once in your app entry:
Then use it:
Browse every component live at .
Components
Layout (Stack, Row, Grid, Shell, Sidebar, Separator, ScrollArea, AspectRatio) · Typography (Heading, Text, Highlight, Eyebrow) · Surfaces (Card, RowCard, Stat, Metric, Blob, Badge, Dot, Figure, Avatar) · Forms (Button, Input, Textarea, NumberInput, Checkbox, RadioGroup, Slider, Segmented, ToggleGroup) · Overlays (Select, Switch, Dialog, Confirm, Tooltip, Combobox, DropdownMenu, HoverCard, Sheet) · Feedback (Status, Freshness, ModeBanner, Empty, Skeleton, ErrorNote, Toasts, AlertBell, Progress) · Navigation (Tabs, Accordion, Collapsible, NavLink, BottomNav, Breadcrumb, Pagination) · Data (Table, Charts).
The one rule
No component takes a className or style prop. That is deliberate: it is what keeps a whole app on-system. Choose appearance with variants (tone, size, variant). When you genuinely need to break out, edit the source — it's yours.
Development
1st-Pouf is a bun-workspaces monorepo:
registry/pouf/— the library source (what users receive) +pouf.csstheme + demosgallery/— a Vite app that renders every demo, driving the snapshot-equivalence gatewww/— the site (Astro), which runs on 1st-Pouf itself
See for the workflow and the gate.
Credits
1st-Pouf's visual language is adapted from (styles/39-claymorphism), which is MIT licensed. One deliberate deviation from the reference: ink on pastel, never white — the reference's white-on-pastel buttons fail WCAG AA (measured 1.25:1–1.99:1); 1st-Pouf uses ink uniformly (6.10:1–9.75:1).
License
MIT © Mojtaba Beheshti