Performant Components through Customisation
summary
StorefrontUI aims to give heavy customization without killing performance and claims about 80% design coverage for common e‑commerce needs. Concrete tools and patterns include CSS variables for theming, named slots to avoid endless props, icons that accept path strings or arrays, per‑component ES module imports to shrink bundles, lazy loading images with Cloudinary, and docs via Storybook and VuePress. A living demo exists and the library is open source with production and accessibility work underway.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54What is CloudNuri
- 3:19Component Library
- 7:10Design System
- 9:05Planning
- 11:00Performance
- 12:04Customizability
- 13:55Starting Customisation
- 14:37CSS Variable
- 17:21Icon
- 21:03Delivery
- 24:31Documentation
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