Three React.js UIs that are less well known.
When I was learning about becoming a full-stack developer (understanding databases, UX/UI, Front-end, Back-end). I always saw in articles the same UI frameworks for React like Material UI, or Ant UI. While yes, in those blog posts they gain much traction and being the most popular, there are less, oftentimes well developed, UI libraries for React. So I decided to dig into Google and found there are a plethora of UIs that are written for a React.js developer if the developer wants to create a different experience than the popular UI libraries. So here three React Ui that are less well known:

Created by Salesforce, the Lightening Design System is made with a focus on creating enterprise applications with this UI. What I like about it is how it is platform agnostic, as all frameworks should be. But with a focus on enterprise applications, these React Components are great for creating products that focus on salesforce or enterprise web software.
2. Base UI

Created by the people at Uber, this UI framework is made to unify various products that Uber has. One nice thing that I’ve noticed is that they also have React Components for entering in your credit card. This UI can be useful if you need to create a clean professional e-commerce site with React or Gatsby.js.
3. Polaris UI

Created by Shopify, this UI library is created by Shopify for creating Shopify themes and products. I think combining it with something like Gatsby.js and using stateless components, a developer can create really unique experiences when it comes to e-commerce on the Shopify platform.
Is there any other cool UIs that are for React but aren’t really well known. I would love to hear! Please leave a comment below.
