I used to think "making websites seems like lots of code and troublesome..." but recently I learned about this tool called Quiet UI and it's pretty nice and caught my attention 💡
Simply put, Quiet UI is a library that bundles together 88 easy-to-use web components (like parts of web pages) ✨
Why Is It Getting Attention?
Actually, Quiet UI was previously under a license where you could see the source but had restrictions, but yesterday it became MIT License (the super permissive open source one) ❣️
Now anyone can freely use or modify it, so I have a feeling it'll spread more 🥺
Recommended Points of Quiet UI
- 88 types of usable parts, so buttons, forms, and various parts are all bundled together 💭
- CSS reset is included, making it easy to organize appearance simply (this is surprisingly troublesome)
- Dark mode is built in from the start, so switching is easy 🌙
- Configuration files for AI assistants are available, so it reduces hassle when using with ChatGPT etc. 🤖💬
How About Usability?
You might think "hmm, seems difficult..." but there's also an autoloader mechanism to use it quickly in regular HTML pages, and
you can also npm import it into frameworks like React or Vue that you usually use, so the point is you can easily use it in your preferred environment 👍
Why Am I Interested?
Personally, I think it seems easy to use even for beginners, and I'm getting excited to try various things myself ❣️
Having design adjustments bundled together helps avoid weird results ✨
If you're thinking "finding parts is troublesome" or "preparing everything yourself is tough" when making websites, Quiet UI might be worth checking out 👀
Official site here 👉 quietui.org
If you're interested, I hope you'll play around with it a bit 💗
Hatena
