logo-with-variants
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Create logo components with multiple variants (icon, wordmark, logo) and light/dark modes. Use when the user provides logo SVG files and wants to create a variant-based logo component following the Clerk pattern in the Elements project.
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Use conditional rendering based on variant prop
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Default to variant="wordmark" (primary logo)
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Add proper TypeScript types
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Reference implementation: Check src/components/ui/logos/clerk.tsx for the exact pattern to follow.
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Read the SVG file content
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Add title tag for accessibility
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If updating an existing logo: Search for the logo name in registry/index.ts and replace the entire entry with the new metadata including …
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Add new logo to the list
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Ensure it's in the correct category (tech-giants, ai-services, etc.)
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All copy/download functions work for each variant
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If brand guidelines are provided:
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Use exact brand colors specified
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Follow naming conventions (e.g., Linear uses "Linear" not "linear")
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Don't forget to copy component to both src/ and registry/ locations
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Ensure hasVariants: true is set in registry metadata
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Don't hardcode colors - use COLORS object for theme support
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Test all variant combinations before committing
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Logo with Variants Creator
Creates logo components with variant support following the established pattern in Elements codebase.
When to use this Skill
- User provides multiple SVG files for a logo (icon, wordmark, logo variants)
- User mentions "variants", "light/dark modes", or references Clerk-style logos
- User wants to add a new logo to the collection with multiple variants
- User has SVG files in
public/test/or provides paths to logo files
Process
1. Analyze provided SVGs
- Identify variant types (icon, logo, wordmark)
- Detect light/dark mode versions (files ending in
-dark.svgor-light.svg) - Extract viewBox, colors, and dimensions from each SVG
- Note the brand guidelines if provided
2. Create component file
Location: src/components/ui/logos/{name}.tsx
Props interface:
{
className?: string;
variant?: "icon" | "logo" | "wordmark";
mode?: "dark" | "light";
}Structure:
- Use conditional rendering based on
variantprop - Configure colors for light/dark modes using a COLORS object pattern
- Default to
variant="wordmark"(primary logo) - Support theme-aware mode prop
- Add proper TypeScript types
Reference implementation: Check src/components/ui/logos/clerk.tsx for the exact pattern to follow.
3. Convert SVG to JSX
For each SVG file:
- Read the SVG file content
- Convert SVG attributes to JSX (e.g.,
fill-rule→fillRule,stroke-width→strokeWidth) - Replace hardcoded colors with variables from COLORS object
- Preserve viewBox and dimensions
- Add title tag for accessibility
4. Create registry structure
Location: registry/default/blocks/logos/{name}-logo/
Files to create:
registry-item.json:
{
"name": "{name}-logo",
"type": "registry:block",
"title": "{DisplayName} Logo",
"description": "{Brand description}",
"categories": ["logos"],
"meta": {
"hasVariants": true,
"variants": [
"icon-dark",
"icon-light",
"logo-dark",
"logo-light",
"wordmark-dark",
"wordmark-light"
],
"variantTypes": {
"base": ["icon", "logo", "wordmark"],
"modes": ["dark", "light"]
}
},
"files": [
{
"path": "components/logos/{name}.tsx",
"type": "registry:component"
}
],
"docs": "{Brand} logo with 3 base variants (icon, logo, wordmark) and 2 modes (dark, light) = 6 total combinations. Theme-aware: automatically adapts colors when you switch themes."
}CRITICAL: The variants array MUST list ALL combinations explicitly in {base}-{mode} format (e.g., "icon-dark", "logo-light"). This is what makes the variant count badge (e.g., "6") appear correctly in the UI. Do NOT just list base names like ["icon", "logo", "wordmark"].
- Copy component to:
components/logos/{name}.tsx
5. Update registry/index.ts
CRITICAL STEP: The registry/index.ts file is the SOURCE OF TRUTH for the build process. You MUST add/update the logo entry in this file with the EXACT same metadata structure as the registry-item.json.
Location: registry/index.ts
Find the array of registry items and add your logo entry with the complete meta field:
{
$schema: "https://ui.shadcn.com/schema/registry-item.json",
name: "{name}-logo",
type: "registry:block",
title: "{DisplayName} Logo",
description: "{Brand description}",
registryDependencies: [],
dependencies: [],
categories: ["logos"],
meta: {
hasVariants: true,
variants: [
"icon-dark",
"icon-light",
"logo-dark",
"logo-light",
"wordmark-dark",
"wordmark-light",
],
variantTypes: {
base: ["icon", "logo", "wordmark"],
modes: ["dark", "light"],
},
},
files: [
{
path: "registry/default/blocks/logos/{name}-logo/components/logos/{name}.tsx",
type: "registry:component",
},
],
docs: "{Brand} logo with 3 base variants (icon, logo, wordmark) and 2 modes (dark, light) = 6 total combinations. Theme-aware: automatically adapts colors when you switch themes.",
}If updating an existing logo: Search for the logo name in registry/index.ts and replace the entire entry with the new metadata including the meta field.
6. Update logos collection
Add to registry/default/blocks/logos/logos/registry-item.json:
- Add new logo to the list
- Ensure it's in the correct category (tech-giants, ai-services, etc.)
7. Build registry
Run:
bun run build:registryThis generates the public registry files.
Component Template Pattern
interface LogoProps {
className?: string;
variant?: "icon" | "logo" | "wordmark";
mode?: "dark" | "light";
}
const COLORS = {
dark: "#HEX_VALUE",
light: "#HEX_VALUE",
};
export function BrandLogo({
className,
variant = "wordmark",
mode = "dark",
}: LogoProps) {
const color = COLORS[mode];
if (variant === "icon") {
return (
<svg className={className} viewBox="...">
{/* Icon SVG content */}
</svg>
);
}
if (variant === "logo") {
return (
<svg className={className} viewBox="...">
{/* Logo SVG content */}
</svg>
);
}
// Default: wordmark
return (
<svg className={className} viewBox="...">
{/* Wordmark SVG content */}
</svg>
);
}Expected outcome
After completion:
- Component is available at
@/components/ui/logos/{name} - Logo appears in the logos page with variant badge
- Context menu shows "View X Variants" option
- Variants dialog displays all combinations (variants × modes)
- All copy/download functions work for each variant
- Can be installed via
npx shadcn@latest add @elements/{name}-logo
Brand Guidelines Integration
If brand guidelines are provided:
- Use exact brand colors specified
- Follow naming conventions (e.g., Linear uses "Linear" not "linear")
- Respect hierarchy (wordmark primary, logomark for tight layouts, icon for social)
- Include usage notes in component comments
Files to reference
- Template:
src/components/ui/logos/clerk.tsx - Registry example:
registry/default/blocks/logos/clerk-logo/ - Variants dialog:
src/app/docs/logos/logo-variants-dialog.tsx - Logos collection:
registry/default/blocks/logos/logos/registry-item.json
Common pitfalls to avoid
- Don't forget to copy component to both
src/andregistry/locations - Ensure
hasVariants: trueis set in registry metadata - Don't hardcode colors - use COLORS object for theme support
- Remember to run
build:registryafter making changes - Test all variant combinations before committing
In this repository13 other files it gives its agents.
- registry/AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- ai-elementsSkill
- create-elementSkill
- devtools-elementsSkill
- elementsSkill
- github-elementsSkill
- polar-elementsSkill
- sfx-elementsSkill
- tech-logosSkill
- theme-elementsSkill
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