qodesign vs Eldora UI
Eldora UI is a free, MIT-licensed collection of 150+ animated components and effects built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and Motion, added to your project through the shadcn CLI. It leans toward landing page sections. qodesign is narrower and more finished: whole app flows like a login, a tab bar, an OTP gate or a checkout, each sold as a single HTML file and a React + Tailwind version with a PROMPT.md for your AI editor.
| qodesign | Eldora UI | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $3 each (one dashboard $9), or $29 once for all 16 paid | Free. The site and GitHub list no paid tier for the components |
| Free | 6 free components, 5 MIT with no email needed | All 150+ animated components and effects, free and open source |
| Size | 16 paid + 6 free components, more added as they ship | 150+ components and effects, mostly for landing pages (animated cards, OTP and map demos, testimonial sliders) |
| What's in a download | React + Tailwind (TSX), PROMPT.md, HTML file | See their site |
| Licence | Personal, commercial and client projects; no reselling the source | MIT (GitHub) |
| Stack | React + TypeScript, Tailwind (most also use Framer Motion), HTML version included | React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and Motion. It installs the same way as shadcn/ui: shadcn@latest init, then shadcn@latest add @eldoraui/<name> copies the source into your project |
| Best for | One memorable animated moment in your app (login, checkout, nav, dashboard) | Landing pages that need eye-catching animated sections, for people already on shadcn/ui |
Which one to pick
- Pick Eldora UI if
- You want free animated landing page sections and effects that drop in through the shadcn CLI.
- Pick qodesign if
- You want a finished app screen, like a login or a checkout, with its states and motion already worked out.
qodesign pieces to look at first
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