Stage UI

Flexible UI Framework declared by your own Design System

Overview

StageUI is a flexible UI framework that allows you to declare your own design system. It provides a set of components and styles that can be easily customized to match your brand's aesthetics. With StageUI, you have the power to create a consistent and cohesive user experience across your entire application.

Features

Flexible UI Framework: StageUI gives you the freedom to declare your own design system, allowing for greater customization and control over the UI.
GitHub License: StageUI is licensed under the MIT License, making it easy for you to use, modify, and distribute the framework.
Documentation: StageUI comes with comprehensive documentation that provides detailed information on how to use and customize the components and styles.

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