While Shaper is a no-code/low-code tool for UI design, advanced users can inject custom code to extend functionality beyond the visual editor’s capabilities.
globals.css
). You could author styles there or even add a Sass processor if you integrate it via Next.js config. Similarly, if you need specific media queries or keyframe animations not easily done with Tailwind classes, drop them in a CSS file via the code editor. Just remember, maintain consistency; don’t go rogue with a completely separate styling approach that diverges from what Shaper can visualize or what your team expects.useEffect
). Designers might not do this part, but an advanced user or dev can, and then designers can style the output.