Franken UI
Franken UI is an HTML-first, open-source library of UI components that works as a standalone or as a Tailwind CSS plugin. It is compatible with UIkit 3. The design is influenced by shadcn/ui.
Overview
Franken UI is an open-source library of UI components designed with an HTML-first approach. It can function either as a standalone tool or as a Tailwind CSS plugin. This library is compatible with UIkit 3 and has a design influenced by shadcn/ui.
Features
- HTML-First Design: Franken UI prioritizes an HTML-first approach for building UI components.
- Open-Source Library: It is an open-source library, allowing for community contribution and customization.
- Tailwind CSS Plugin: Can be used as a plugin for Tailwind CSS, enhancing its functionality.
- Compatible with UIkit 3: Works seamlessly with UIkit 3 for a consistent user interface design.
- Influenced Design: Draws inspiration from shadcn/ui for its design elements.
- MIT Licensed: Available under the permissive MIT license, allowing for flexibility in usage.
- Tested with BrowserStack: Tested with BrowserStack for reliability and cross-browser compatibility.
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