Changelog
What's new
New components, template pages and improvements — shipped in public, documented in full.
- v0.10.0Improved
A homepage about the library, templates, showcase and AI docs
- A new homepage: a live showcase of real components above the fold, category and block overviews, and claims you can check
- The SaaS landing template moved to /templates/saas, with a new Templates section
- A denser components index: category chips, a New in v0.7.0 panel and New badges in the sidebar
- Component pages gain an On this page table of contents plus Edit on GitHub and Report an issue links
- New pages: AI & MCP setup, a Built with Velora showcase you can submit to, and a measured comparison with React Bits
- The Pro waitlist works, with double opt-in email confirmation
- The site follows your system's light or dark setting, dark-mode buttons meet WCAG contrast, and the homepage no longer downloads 1.4 MB of demo photos
- v0.9.0Improved
Findable: category pages, comparisons and a faster homepage
- A Get started page covering installation, the @velora registry namespace (npx shadcn add @velora/marquee) and setup for AI agents
- 16 component category pages, such as /components/category/backgrounds, each with its own introduction
- Honest comparisons with Aceternity UI and Magic UI: measured the same way for all three, including where they're stronger, plus a table for switching over
- Every page now has its own share card, title and description, plus structured data for search engines
- llms-full.txt gives AI agents the props, accessibility notes and a working example for every component
- Homepage Lighthouse score went from 61–90 to a steady 92 for performance and 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO; the old '100 Lighthouse' claim was replaced with facts we've measured
- Tracing Beam now respects reduced motion
- v0.8.0New
31 free blocks: complete sections, installable in one command
- Hero, feature, pricing, testimonial, CTA, logo cloud, FAQ, navbar, footer and login/sign-up sections, all free and MIT licensed
- Preview every block at desktop, tablet and mobile widths, read the code, or install it with the shadcn CLI, which brings along every Velora component it uses
- Each category has its own page (/blocks/hero-sections, /blocks/pricing-sections, …)
- Accessible by default: labelled forms, a keyboard-operable billing toggle, a real comparison table, and motion that pauses
- Fixed: the footer no longer prefetches llms.txt as a page; Resizable Navbar no longer uses hrefs as React keys
- v0.7.0New
100 components: loaders, overlays, cursors and more
- Overlays: an animated Modal built on the native <dialog> element, so focus trapping, Escape and the top layer come from the browser
- Navigation: Animated Sidebar (rail on desktop, drawer on mobile), Animated Tabs with full WAI-ARIA keyboard support, and a Resizable Navbar
- Loaders: a Multi-Step Loader that announces each step to screen readers, five compact loaders and a Stateful Button for async actions
- Cursor & Pointer: Following Pointer, Smooth Cursor (fine pointers only, never hides the cursor on touch) and Pointer Highlight
- Carousels & cards: Image Slider with a visible pause button, 3D Marquee, Draggable Cards, Layout Grid and Wobble Card
- Code Block with tabs, line highlights and dependency-free syntax highlighting in under 3 KB
- Backgrounds: Dotted Glow and Noise, both paused offscreen, in hidden tabs and under reduced motion
- 51 of the 100 components have zero runtime dependencies
- v0.6.0New
18 new components: globes, 3D cards and scroll showpieces
- Data & Maps: a dependency-free canvas Globe with markers, arcs and drag-to-spin, and an SVG World Map with animated connections
- 3D: 3D Card with layered depth and 3D Pin with a rising label
- Scroll: Hero Parallax, MacBook Scroll and a Timeline whose beam fills as you read
- Backgrounds: Wavy Background, Vortex, Shooting Stars and Background Boxes
- Cards & effects: Glowing Effect, Evervault Card, Focus Cards and Card Hover Effect
- Plus Text Hover Effect, an Apple-style Cards Carousel with an accessible dialog, and a Lens magnifier
- Every new component ships with two examples, a props table and documented reduced-motion, keyboard and screen-reader behavior
- No Three.js, no WebGL: the Globe draws on a 2D canvas and carries its own land map in 5.2 KB
- v0.5.0Improved
Docs you can build from, and an accessibility pass on every component
- Every component page now has Preview/Code tabs, CLI and manual install (pnpm, npm, yarn, bun), a props table generated from the TypeScript source, and an Accessibility section
- Copy prompt hands an AI agent the install command, a working example and the props; Open in v0 loads the component straight into v0
- ⌘K search across all components and pages
- Audited all 64 components: fixed 60 accessibility defects across 38 of them — keyboard-operable dock, tooltip, menu and dialogs, screen-reader text for animated copy, pause on hover and focus for anything that loops
- Reduced motion now travels with the component: CSS animations use motion-safe: instead of a kill switch that only lived in this site's stylesheet, so CLI installs respect it too
- No more hydration mismatches under reduced motion, and every static state looks intentional (orbits rest on their ring, meteors disappear)
- Components are 0.3–2.0 KB gzipped after the fixes; 33 of 64 still have zero runtime dependencies
- v0.4.0New
The catalogue doubles to 64 components
- Four new categories: Navigation, Forms, Social Proof and Scroll — each previously empty
- Navigation: floating navbar, morphing navbar menu, dismissible sticky banner
- Forms: vanish input, drag-and-drop file zone, multi-step stepper
- Social proof: animated testimonials, tweet card and logo cloud — no API calls, no rate limits
- Scroll: sticky scroll, container scroll, tracing beam, scroll velocity and parallax grid
- Buttons expanded to seven, including a View Transitions theme toggler
- Six more cards, four more text effects, three more backgrounds
- Still 0.3–1.5 KB per component — and 33 of the 64 have zero runtime dependencies
- v0.3.1Improved
Next.js 16.3, TypeScript 7 and Motion 13
- Next.js 16.3: Turbopack disk caching for production builds and a much lighter dev server
- TypeScript 7, the native compiler — type checking this project is about 3× faster
- Motion 13 and React 19.2.8, with no changes needed in any component
- Every other dependency refreshed to its latest release
- v0.3.0New
Multi-page template, themes and performance receipts
- Complete multi-page template: pricing, blog (MDX), about, contact, changelog, login, signup and a custom 404
- Theme presets page with live preview and copy-paste token blocks
- Per-component performance receipts: gzipped size, dependency count and reduced-motion behavior on every docs page
- Base UI compatibility: all Velora primitives are primitive-agnostic and work in Base UI or Radix shadcn projects
- Sitemap, robots and llms.txt cover all pages
- v0.2.0Improved
Blue default theme and a calmer look
- Primary and brand tokens moved from violet to a restrained blue ramp
- Gradient text limited to the hero; section headings use solid primary color
- Reduced decorative effect stacking in hero and CTA sections
- All dependencies updated: Next.js 16.2.10, React 19.2.7, Motion 12.42, Tailwind CSS 4.3.3
- v0.1.2New
Registry, docs site and 10 new components
- shadcn registry: every component installs with one CLI command and carries its own keyframes and tokens
- Docs site with live previews, install commands and highlighted source
- 10 new components — 32 total: text shimmer, flip words, sparkles text, terminal, confetti, lamp, background beams, animated tooltip, browser and iPhone mockups
- Light mode with next-themes and a CSS-driven toggle
- llms.txt for AI-agent discovery
- v0.1.1New
Eight more primitives and four new sections
- Meteors, retro grid, animated beam, animated list, dock, tilt card, avatar circles and canvas particles
- Integrations-beam, live-activity, testimonial and CTA sections on the showcase homepage
- v0.1.0New
First public build
- Next.js 16 + Tailwind CSS 4 + shadcn/ui + Motion scaffold
- Design tokens: brand gradient variables, animation keyframes and a global reduced-motion kill switch
- 14 animated primitives and the dark-first showcase homepage