Components
Buttons, inputs, cards, tables and the small pieces every interface needs.
Abdullaa UI Kits is an in-development collection of reusable interface components and design foundations for designers, developers and small product teams. Today, you can explore the direction and illustrative previews here; the downloadable kit and AI assistant are planned.
The kit is being built in layers — from the smallest controls up to full patterns and the tokens that keep everything consistent.
Buttons, inputs, cards, tables and the small pieces every interface needs.
Navigation, authentication and dashboard structures that hold together.
Colour, type scale, spacing and radius defined once, then reused everywhere.
Focus, disabled, error and reduced-motion behaviour treated as first-class states.
The assistant is planned, not live. It is designed to support a designer's judgement, never to replace it.
I’m designing onboarding for a budgeting app aimed at first-time users.
Clarify the first-use moment, the user’s goal and the minimum information needed to create confidence.
We plan to use the Claude API to interpret product briefs and generate structured recommendations for screen flows, component selection and interface copy. Recommendations would draw on the component library as context, designers would review and edit the output, and we would evaluate relevance, consistency and quality as the feature develops.
This integration is planned and has not been implemented yet.
Explore the direction and previews that exist today, then see what is still being built. No public download, sample kit or launch date is promised here.
Abdullaa UI Kits is an independent project by Muhammad Abdullah, a UI/UX designer. It comes out of the repeated work of starting an interface from nothing, and the question of how good foundations and thoughtful AI assistance could make that first stage clearer.
An in-development collection of reusable interface components and design foundations, with a planned AI assistant that helps turn a product brief into a practical first pass.
Independent UI/UX designers, developers building product interfaces, and small teams working on an MVP or an early product surface.
Visitors can read the product direction and explore the interactive, illustrative previews on this page. There is no public download, sample kit, working prototype or waitlist yet.
No. The assistant is planned, not implemented. Nothing on this page simulates a live AI response or claims an existing integration.
We plan to use the Claude API to interpret product briefs and generate structured recommendations for screen flows, component selection and interface copy. Recommendations would use the component library as context, and designers would review and edit every suggestion.
Email [email protected] to ask about the direction or future access. There is no active waitlist yet.
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