Speed up your web development with Flowbite Svelte

Flowbite Svelte is an official Flowbite component library for Svelte. All interactivities are handled by Svelte.

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Svelte UI components

Flowbite Svelte is a free and open-source UI component library built using Svelte based on Flowbite and Tailwind CSS.

By installing the package via NPM you will be able to build modern looking web applications fast by leveraging Svelte, Tailwind CSS and Flowbite using ready-made UI components like dropdowns, navbars, modals, and more.

Huge collection of UI components
Open-source under the MIT License
Interactivity handled by Svelte
Utility classes based on Tailwind CSS
Based on the Flowbite ecosystem and design

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Dark mode integration

Flowbite Svelte supports dark mode and can be easily integrated into your project by following the official documentation based on Svelte.

Enabling dark mode will allow users to either select the preferred method (light or dark) or automatically switch based on the operating system settings.

Increased accessibility based on room brightness
Better visibility for users with low vision
Improved readability for users with light sensitivity

Learn more how to integrate dark mode

Works with Tailwind CSS

Flowbite Svelte uses the Tailwind CSS utility classes under the hood which means it will be easy to customize the appearance and specifications of the UI components directly from the HTML code.

Tailwind CSS is a popular and open-source utility-first CSS framework that you can use to speed up the development of your front-end projects.

Flowbite Svelte is also based on the core Flowbite UI component library the also features interactive UI components like dropdowns, modals, navbars, and more.

Flowbite provides a robust set of design tokens and components based on the popular Tailwind CSS framework. From the most used UI components like forms and navigation bars to the whole app screens designed both for desktop and mobile, this UI kit provides a solid foundation for any project.

Designing with Figma components that can be easily translated to the utility classes of Tailwind CSS is a huge timesaver!

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