Building React components from scratch is a ton of fun.
Tackling the reimplementation of common UI elements gives you the power to bring a ton of UX improvements.
But, sometimes you just need to get shit done and recreating the wheel isn't in scope.
So, I've compiled a list of React Component UI libraries to jump-start your UI.
These can be combined, mixed, and matched to create your UI pretty quickly.
I've also used many of these libraries as a reference point when implementing my own components.
How would one create an XYZ component with React? What prop types might I need? Are their npm dom utilities I can leverage for this?"
- me. all day er day
These libraries answer a ton of these questions.
Kudos to the folks who worked on these projects and released them to the world.
Configurable React Components with great UX.
A Set of React Components that Implement Google's Material Design http://www.material-ui.com/#/
React components following the Google material design spec.
Collection of components revolving around search
Was this list not enough?
Check out these handy references for even more component examples and source code: