KendoReact Kit

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. What I Built I created a React application that recreates the Telerik Kendo UI Kit interface. The app features a variety of UI elements, including forms, buttons, toggles, and a calendar widget, all designed to reflect the Kendo UI aesthetic. My goal was to showcase how KendoReact Free components can be used to build a visually appealing and functional interface. Demo Check out the live demo here: Vercel Screenshot KendoReact Experience: To build this application, I used several Kendo React Free components to create an interactive and polished UI. Here’s how I used them: 1️⃣ Button: For actions like "Submit" and "Clear" in the form. 2️⃣ Input: For text fields in the form section. 3️⃣ DropDownList: To provide selectable options. 4️⃣ RadioButton: For choice selections in the form. 5️⃣ Switch: To create the toggle switches. 6️⃣ Calendar: For the date selection widget. 7️⃣ PanelBar: To organize content into expandable panels. 8️⃣ Grid: For displaying tabular data (used in an extended section). 9️⃣ Chart: To visualize data (used in an extended section). 1️⃣0️⃣ DatePicker: For date selection (used alongside the calendar). These components helped me build a seamless and user-friendly experience that aligns with the Kendo UI design language. Delightfully Designed I used the KendoUI Figma Kits to guide the design of my application. The kits provided detailed design assets that I referenced to ensure consistency in styling and layout. By aligning my implementation with the Figma designs, I created a cohesive UI that matches the Kendo UI aesthetic. Using the Figma Kits made it easier to translate the design into code, ensuring a professional and polished result.

Mar 22, 2025 - 10:33

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.

What I Built

I created a React application that recreates the Telerik Kendo UI Kit interface. The app features a variety of UI elements, including forms, buttons, toggles, and a calendar widget, all designed to reflect the Kendo UI aesthetic. My goal was to showcase how KendoReact Free components can be used to build a visually appealing and functional interface.

Demo

Check out the live demo here: Vercel

Screenshot

KendoReact Experience:

To build this application, I used several Kendo React Free components to create an interactive and polished UI. Here’s how I used them:

1️⃣ Button: For actions like "Submit" and "Clear" in the form.

2️⃣ Input: For text fields in the form section.

3️⃣ DropDownList: To provide selectable options.

4️⃣ RadioButton: For choice selections in the form.

5️⃣ Switch: To create the toggle switches.

6️⃣ Calendar: For the date selection widget.

7️⃣ PanelBar: To organize content into expandable panels.

8️⃣ Grid: For displaying tabular data (used in an extended section).

9️⃣ Chart: To visualize data (used in an extended section).

1️⃣0️⃣ DatePicker: For date selection (used alongside the calendar).

These components helped me build a seamless and user-friendly experience that aligns with the Kendo UI design language.

Delightfully Designed

I used the KendoUI Figma Kits to guide the design of my application. The kits provided detailed design assets that I referenced to ensure consistency in styling and layout. By aligning my implementation with the Figma designs, I created a cohesive UI that matches the Kendo UI aesthetic.

Using the Figma Kits made it easier to translate the design into code, ensuring a professional and polished result.