• Build in Isolation – Focus on one component at a time.

• Live Playground – Tweak props and see instant results.

• Auto Docs – Stories double as documentation.

• Rich Addons – Accessibility, viewport, controls, and more.

• Rich Integrations – Playwright, Cypress, Chromatic.

• Visual Testing – Spot UI changes before they ship.

• Design Sync – Direct integration with Figma or Sketch.

• Collaboration – for UX, QA, BA, PO, and DEVs all in one place.

• Scalable – Grows with your project and team.

• Easy Sharing – Publish and share as a static site.

• Predictable and stable - mocks all outer dependencies

• Autoimports - Nuxt auto-imports a lot of stuff:

  • ​Components

  • Composables

  • Stores

  • Utils

  • Directives

• Layers – stories can be spread across multiple layers, and they can override each other.

• Aliases - components can be overridden in different layers

• Plugins – functionality critical to the component can be placed inside the plugin that Storybook should recognize

• Modules - Storybook should be able to execute Nuxt modules during initialization

• Step 1 – Create a Nuxt project

• Step 2 – Install Nuxt-Storybook module

• Step 3 – Add base Storybook configuration to nuxt.config.ts

Let's add main.ts

Let's add main.ts

Let's add manager.ts and manager-head.html