Ant Design
73-component React library and design language for enterprise back-office apps
Ant Design is Ant Group's enterprise design language plus its React implementation, `antd`. The docs index lists 73 components across General, Layout, Navigation, Data Entry, Data Display, Feedback and Other, alongside a written spec covering colour, typography, alignment, copywriting and page patterns. It is aimed squarely at dense admin consoles and internal tooling, especially in the Chinese enterprise ecosystem where it is the default choice.
npm install antdPrefer Ant Design over MUI when the app is a dense CRUD console and you want Table, Form, Cascader, Transfer and TreeSelect to work together without glue code — antd's Form plus Table pairing is the tightest in the React ecosystem. It publishes a real llms.txt with llms-full.txt, llms-semantic.md and a dedicated `docs/react/for-agents` page, so fetch those instead of scraping; the `.md` suffix works on any docs URL. Be careful with two things: the default look is unmistakably Ant and hard to de-brand, and accessibility is weaker than Radix, Base UI or Carbon, so do not use it where a WCAG audit is in scope.
Why it is here. One of the two largest React component libraries by stars, and the definitive vocabulary for enterprise back-office UI. Its written design spec is unusually good and worth reading independently of the code.
- 73 documented components
- llms.txt, llms-full.txt and a for-agents doc
- Form plus Table integration
- written design spec, not just an API reference
- ConfigProvider theming with design tokens
Verified 2026-08-16. HTTP 200. https://ant.design/components/overview/, https://ant.design/llms.txt (200, 73 unique component slugs), api.github.com/repos/ant-design/ant-design
