Component library
The parts I reuse, running rather than screenshotted.
Every entry renders live on its own page with its states exposed as controls, so you can try it before deciding it is the right thing. Most are plain CSS and carry no dependency at all.
Actions
No depsButton
The three-weight button set — a solid primary, an outlined secondary and the clay accent — sized to sit on a line of text.
ActionLinkFocus ringTry itForms
No depsField
Label, control, hint and error as one unit, wired together so the error is announced rather than just coloured.
FormValidationaria-describedbyTry itData display
No depsBadge
The mono uppercase chip used for tags and states — the eyebrow treatment shrunk to sit inline.
TagStateMonoTry itDisclosure
No depsDisclosure
An accordion built on <details>, so it opens with no JavaScript and stays keyboard-operable by default.
AccordiondetailsNo JSTry itMotion
No depsScroll reveal
Content that settles into place as it enters the viewport, driven by a CSS scroll timeline rather than an observer.
Scroll-drivenReduced motionProgressive enhancementTry itMotion
No depsAccent beam
A light travelling around a card's border — a conic gradient rotated with @property, on one composited layer.
@propertyConic gradientCompositorTry it
Next step
Tell me where the business is losing time.
No pitch deck and no discovery-call funnel. Describe the bottleneck and I will tell you plainly whether it is worth building something for, and roughly what that would take.