Hyva UI Components Demo Store - Evolutionize Your Magento Frontend

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What is Hyvä UI?

Hyvä UI is a paid component library for Hyvä Theme. It gives you ready-made storefront blocks you can reuse across pages to speed up frontend delivery and keep UI consistent.

Is Hyvä Theme free now? Is Hyvä UI free too?

Hyvä Theme is now free and open source. Hyvä UI is a separate paid add-on product (€250) with its own license.

What can I see on this demo store?

Real storefront examples of Hyvä UI components such as banners, accordions/FAQ, navigation patterns, content blocks, and reusable UI patterns you can apply to a Magento storefront.

Do these components work out of the box?

They’re built for Hyvä Theme as reusable components. You still need implementation in your project (copy/adapt, connect to content/data, align styling), but the baseline structure and interactions are ready.

Can the components be customized to my brand?

Yes. You can restyle them with Tailwind, adjust templates, and tailor behaviour where needed, while keeping a consistent UI system across your storefront.

Does Hyvä UI replace a custom design?

No. It accelerates delivery by providing a strong base for common blocks. You can still apply your own design system and UX, Hyvä UI simply reduces repetitive work.

Where can I learn more?

Official Hyvä UI info: https://www.hyva.io/hyva-ui.html

Read about this demo store: https://eltrino.com/blog/hyva-ui-components-demo-store

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Why Hyvä UI Components?

Here’s why.

Faster storefront delivery

Start from ready-made storefront blocks instead of building common UI patterns from scratch. Ideal for MVPs, redesigns, and rolling out new pages faster.

Consistent UI across the store

Components follow a shared design system, so category pages, product pages, and CMS content look and behave consistently across the storefront.

Less custom code to maintain

Reuse proven components and focus development on what’s unique to your business—often meaning fewer bugs, easier upgrades, and lower long-term maintenance.

Better design-to-dev collaboration

A component-based approach helps teams align faster on reusable blocks, reducing design-to-code mismatch and speeding up QA.

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Why Hyvä UI Components?

Here’s why.

Built for real storefront needs

Hyvä UI focuses on everyday building blocks merchants actually use navigation patterns, banners, accordions, and content components, so the foundation is solid from day one.

Easier estimation & delivery

When common components are ready, teams can estimate work more accurately and deliver faster without reinventing the same UI elements for every new page.

Consistency across teams

A shared component library reduces “everyone builds it differently.” That means fewer UI inconsistencies and smoother collaboration between designers, frontend, and QA.

Preview before you implement

Use this demo store to evaluate the UX, spacing, and component behaviour in a real storefront then decide which blocks fit your roadmap before development starts.

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Production-ready UI blocks

Use proven storefront patterns for common needs like banners, navigation, accordions, and content blocks, so you don’t rebuild the basics on every project.

Faster time-to-market

Start from ready-made components and adapt them to your brand. This shortens build time and helps teams ship new pages and features sooner.

Consistent UX at scale

Keep UI consistent across PLP, PDP, and CMS content especially useful for multi-language and multi-store setups where consistency is hard to maintain.