Radix UI Components

RADIX COMPARISONPricing-style matrix

Glin UI + Radix vs Raw Radix

Both paths keep Radix accessibility. The difference is whether you also want a complete visual system and production defaults out of the box.

Feature comparison

Left column = capability area. Right columns = side-by-side verdict and implementation notes.

Accessibility primitives

Keyboard, focus management, ARIA semantics.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Built directly on Radix primitives.

Raw Radix

Yes

Core Radix strength.

Visual system out of the box

Ready design language and surfaces.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Glass variants, elevations, and semantic states included.

Raw Radix

No

Styling system must be assembled separately.

Cross-component consistency

Shared API and variant patterns.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Unified contracts across primitives and signatures.

Raw Radix

Partial

Depends on your local abstraction quality.

Dark mode parity

Theme consistency for all component states.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Tokenized surface behavior across dark and light.

Raw Radix

Partial

Requires custom theming implementation.

Motion safety defaults

Reduced-motion-aware interaction behavior.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

System-level motion guidance and defaults.

Raw Radix

No

Motion policy must be defined in app code.

Time to polished UI

Speed from setup to production-feel interface.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Designed for immediate product-ready output.

Raw Radix

Partial

Fast primitives, slower full-system assembly.

Design-system governance

Managing consistency across teams.

Glin UI + Radix

Yes

Shared variants and docs patterns reduce drift.

Raw Radix

Partial

Governance is fully custom and team-dependent.

Maximum styling freedom

Unopinionated customization control.

Glin UI + Radix

Partial

Highly customizable, but optimized around glass language.

Raw Radix

Yes

Ideal for building fully custom systems from scratch.