Gix Components
A UI kit developed by the GIX team
Overview:
GIX Components is a UI kit developed with SvelteKit by the GIX team. It was initially implemented for the frontend dapp of the Network Nervous System (NNS) and is continuously being improved. The showcase and documentation for GIX Components are deployed on the IC.
Features:
- UI Kit: GIX Components provides a wide range of UI components for web development.
- SvelteKit: The UI kit is built with SvelteKit, a framework for building applications with Svelte.
- Continuous Improvement: GIX Components is regularly updated and improved by the GIX team.
Summary:
GIX Components is a UI kit developed with SvelteKit by the GIX team. It provides a wide range of UI components for web development and is continuously improved. The showcase and documentation for GIX Components can be found on the IC. To install the UI kit, follow the provided installation instructions.
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