ekmas/neobrutalism-components

A collection of neobrutalism-styled Tailwind components.

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Added to GitGenius on September 12th, 2026
Created on July 25th, 2023
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Neobrutalism components is a React component library that provides neobrutalism-styled UI elements built on Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui.

The project addresses the need for ready-made components that embody the neobrutalism design aesthetic, which combines brutalist principles with modern web design. Rather than building neobrutalism styles from scratch, developers can use this collection of pre-built components that apply the aesthetic consistently across common UI patterns. The components are built on top of shadcn/ui, inheriting its structure and customization approach while applying a distinctive visual treatment.

The library suits developers and designers exploring neobrutalism as a design direction or building projects that require this specific aesthetic. It works well for teams already using Tailwind CSS and React who want to accelerate development by adopting pre-styled components rather than implementing the neobrutalism look independently. The project is positioned as both a practical tool and an educational resource for learning how neobrutalism styling can be applied to standard UI components.

The project is no longer maintained, as noted in the repository README, which directs users to a discussion thread for additional context on this status.