Plasmic is a platform that provides:
- Visual builder / web design tool.
- Headless CMS for structured content (or bring your own CMS).
- Growth optimization tools (A/B testing, personalization, analytics).
Plasmic as a page builder and “visual CMS” is its simplest and most common use case. Editors can create and update content in Plasmic without code, and publish this into their production site without needing to block on developers.
Plasmic lets you drag and drop your own components.
Features include:
- Drag/drop and visually manipulate your own React components, and seamlessly nest design elements within your React components (using slots).
- Import designs from Figma, translating its proprietary vector document format into DOM/CSS.
- Scalable component system with slots/props, variants (that can be combined), and style mixins/tokens.
- High-performance and high-quality codegen. Supports static site generation, automatic image optimization, layout shift reduction, and more.
- Design fully functional and accessible design system components. For designers, you can craft completely bespoke, complex design system components like dropdowns, and we wire it up to react-aria. Most component libraries give you variables to tweak, but here you can completely change the structure and layout of these components.
- Versatility in use cases. Use it as a page builder to create simple static content like marketing/landing pages and promotional sections, or use it as a development tool for visually building complex, stateful React UIs.
Website: www.plasmic.app
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Plasmic
License: MIT License
Plasmic is written in TypeScript and CSS. Learn TypeScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials. Learn CSS with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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