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storybook-pro
Develop UI in isolation with Storybook: stories, args, controls, decorators, and interaction/visual testing. Use for component-driven development.
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# Storybook Pro
A practical guide to Storybook: component-driven development — writing stories, args/controls, decorators, documentation, and using stories as the basis for visual and interaction testing.
## Overview
Storybook renders components in isolation, outside the app: each **story** is a component in a specific state (default, loading, error, long-text). This gives you a **living component catalog** for development, design review, and QA — build the UI states without navigating the app into them. Stories then double as test fixtures (interaction tests) and visual regression baselines.
## When to use
- Building/maintaining a component library or design system.
- Developing complex component states (empty, error, loading) without app setup.
- Design review and QA of UI in isolation.
- Visual regression and interaction testing via stories.