Let’s find out what’s under the hood.
dashboard.jsx
(or .tsx
) under the hood.<p>
or <h1>
in code. A button becomes an actual <button>
element (or possibly a custom <Button>
component if you’re using one).<div>
s, <section>
s, and React component definitions. When you make a component in Shaper, it creates a React component file that can be reused and even edited by developers outside Shaper if needed.Note: Shaper’s code output is built on Next.js and Tailwind CSS by default, which are popular and production-proven. If your team uses storybook or component libraries, Shaper can work with those too. And if you ever need to extend functionality (like adding complex state or integration), you can pull the code from Git and work on it in your local dev environment – Shaper will sync those changes back into the visual editor. It truly bridges the gap between design and development.