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We released 1.9.4. In this post, we reflect on some architectural changes we are making to prepare for supporting multiple styles.

A step-by-step guide for frontend developers who received a design based on the Obra shadcn/ui kit and need to set up their project with the right styling.

Three things in one post: the April launch discount ends April 30, Figma finally approved our CSS Export plugin, and 1.9.3 is out with a cleaner component architecture.

We removed some weaker Pro Blocks in 1.9.0 and are now adding higher-quality ones in 1.9.2. That trend will continue. Plus: a look at what's next. React Pro Blocks shipping May 11.

We realigned the kit with current shadcn/ui documentation, kept Vega as our default style, and are exploring how to switch styles inside Figma.

A detailed breakdown of what's included in the free Community Edition and what the Pro edition adds — components, blocks, plugins, and more.

Timeline and Menubar components, border radii aligned with shadcn defaults, a translucent Menu style, and Label back among the official components.

1.8.2 simplifies dark mode to a single toggle, and while we wait for Figma to approve the CSS Export plugin, license holders can grab it from the download center and run it locally.

A small follow-up to 1.8.0 — corrects default variable colors for primary and foreground.

CSS Export plugin, closer alignment with shadcn/ui variables, fresh Tailwind colors, Lucide 1.0 icons, and improved components.