I built an easy way to create polished, Linear-style UIs in any framework

TL;DR: https://windframe.dev/styles/linear

Hi everyone 👋

I’ve been experimenting with generating interfaces inspired by the clean, structured styling often associated with Linear. Focusing on typography, spacing, and layout clarity rather than heavy visual decoration.

I put together a collection of templates built around this style that can be used directly in any project as starting points.

Templates can be found here:
https://windframe.dev/styles/linear

I also made this a selectable style option when generating templates on Windframe, so you can choose the Linear-inspired preset style to give any interface you create that clean, polished look.

Working on making this available via an MCP as well and also thinking of creating a skill for CC and other CLI tools around this.

Feedback/thoughts appreciated :)

Nomad2102 Very nice, and I do like the templates that are there. Great job. Mar 23 2 likes

Speedware01 Author Thank you! Mar 24 1 like

seweso I don’t get it. Why the delay? Why the fake(?) progress bars?

Those example prompts should be cached no? Mar 21 3 likes

Speedware01 Author It was meant to be an interactive animation to help guide users and explain how it works, but I can see how it might feel distracting. Fixing... Mar 21 1 like

Speedware01 Author Fixed! Removed the progress animations Mar 21 1 like

seweso Sorry doesn’t work for me.

I don’t expect an example prompt to take any time. That should be instantly ready imho.

Why would you execute the same prompt multiple times? That’s a waste of resources
Mar 21 2 likes

Speedware01 Author That’s fair. I hadn’t thought much about caching those since most users tweak the prompts instead of running them exactly, especially when they’re simple ones like “create a hero section.”

But I get your point, I’ll add some caching for exact matches to save resources when those prompts are used as is. Thanks for the feedback Mar 22 1 like