A retro-styled UI component library for Svelte applications.
RetroUI Svelte is a visually appealing UI component library designed specifically for the Svelte framework, drawing inspiration from the original RetroUI design system. It aims to enhance application interfaces with a range of stylish components while providing the flexibility that developers need to create tailored user experiences. With its rich themes and extensive customization options, RetroUI Svelte offers a modern solution for developers looking to create stunning applications.
This library stands out not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its user-friendliness. The integration process is streamlined, and the documentation provides the necessary guidance to get started quickly. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just beginning, the ability to choose from various themes and modes ensures that your application can be both functional and attractive.
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