> It’s UI, like forms and buttons and inputs and tables For the most part yes, until you have a very specific requirement like complex drag and drop interactio

> It’s UI, like forms and buttons and inputs and tables For the most part yes, until you have a very specific requirement like complex drag and drop interactions or a complicated UI component like a calendar view. Also don't underestimate how much work it is to make a good component library from scratch, picking a framework based on the available gui libraries is important. I would say you should pick the gui-library first and then the framework. > Isn’t this backend-related? Generally framework agnostic? Depends, sentry.io for example has a pretty good NPM package that integrates well with react giving more detailed errors. Some deployment/hosting solutions integrate better with some frameworks (although it is mostly a concern for SSR or static site generators projects).