React Material Floating Button

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Material floating action button implemented as a React component

Overview

The React Material Floating Button brings the elegance of Material Design to your projects with its sleek and customizable interface. Inspired by popular action buttons from applications like Google Inbox and Evernote, this React component offers a modern solution for floating action buttons in web applications. It's designed to be both efficient and straightforward, making it an excellent choice for developers looking to enhance their user interfaces without extensive customization requirements.

Features

  • Customizable Design: Tailor the button's appearance to fit your application's branding with ease.
  • Material Design: Implements the principles of Material Design, giving your app a contemporary look that users appreciate.
  • Fast Implementation: The component is designed for quick integration into any React project, helping you save time.
  • Inspired by Popular Apps: Drawing design cues from well-known applications, it provides a familiar and user-friendly experience.
  • Supports npm: Easily integrate into your project using npm, simplifying the installation process.
  • Open Source: Available on GitHub, allowing you to clone or download the repository as needed for further customization.
  • Cross-Version Compatibility: Besides React, it has versions available for Vanilla HTML and Angular, broadening its usability.
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