What it does
The Component Gallery is a reference collection of interface components drawn from design systems. It groups related names and examples for controls such as accordions, popovers, tables and navigation.
Choose a component, such as Accordion, to see its alternative names and examples from different design systems. Under Filter, select a technology and a feature, such as React and usage guidelines. You can sort by design-system name or component name and use Copy URLs to collect links for a comparison.
The component pages also explain implementation choices. The accordion guide compares a custom heading-and-button structure with native details and summary elements, including the state and keyboard behavior a custom version needs. Follow an example’s link for the original system’s full guidance.
The gallery is free to use without an account. It is a reference library: most listed components are not ready-to-install packages.
Strengths
- Related names make component terminology easier to compare.
- Feature filters include unmaintained projects and known accessibility issues.
Watch out for
- Most examples require adaptation rather than direct installation.
Best for
- Teams defining the scope and vocabulary of shared components
Sources
- The Component Gallery (Oct 27, 2026)
- About The Component Gallery (Oct 27, 2026)
- Accordion: The Component Gallery (Oct 27, 2026)