Roadmap
A realistic plan focused on shipping. This roadmap is aligned with the v1.0 release week (Fri 9 Jan 2026) and the next steps to grow PyColors UI into a sellable ecosystem.
Ship PyColors UI Kit Pro v1.0 and iterate weekly with measurable releases.
Every component ships with Preview, Usage, Code, and Props.
Trust pages, licensing, demos, packaging, and a predictable update cadence.
Release Week (Mon 5 → Fri 9 Jan 2026)
Ship PyColors UI v1.0: core components + docs baseline + release hygiene.
Button, Input, Badge, Card, Alert: consistent variants + sizing + docs (Preview / Usage / Code / Props).
Unify Related guides, add missing Preview/Code tabs, fix footer consistency between docs & marketing, quick navigation cleanup.
Changelog page + Roadmap page + version bump + release notes format. Ensure “v1.0” looks serious.
Logo v1 + domain purchase. Add basic legal placeholders (terms/privacy) to increase buyer trust.
January 2026 (post-release)
Stabilize, fix gaps, improve docs quality, and prepare distribution pages.
Fix edge cases, polish docs, align tokens + class naming, reduce inconsistencies discovered after release.
Home page v2 (value prop + “What’s in v1.0”), add dedicated pages: Templates (placeholder), License, About.
Set a repeatable launch routine: demo links, screenshot kit, “What’s new” posts, and a publish checklist.
Publish NA-AI as a “Template” on PyColors site + add the demo link + license section + cross-links from docs.
February 2026
Advance UI components + patterns that unlock dashboard-grade product UIs.
Dialog/Modal, Dropdown/Menu, Tabs, Tooltip, Toast — aligned API + docs + examples.
Practical data table: loading/empty states, density, pagination, selection. Keep API minimal.
H1 2026 (first half)
Blocks + first templates. Start monetization loop with predictable releases.
Copy/paste sections: hero, feature grids, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, CTA, footers. Each block documented.
First premium templates built on PyColors UI: landing + dashboard. Packaging + README + license + demo.
Requests and issues help prioritize what ships next.
Note: roadmap items may shift based on feedback, bugs, and real-world usage.