Flowbite

Open-source ecosystem built on top of Tailwind CSS

4.9•12 reviews•

1K followers

Open-source ecosystem built on top of Tailwind CSS

4.9•12 reviews•

1K followers

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Figma Templates

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UI frameworks

Flowbite is an ecosystem of open-source libraries, tools, and products built around Tailwind CSS consisting of a Figma design system, component library, website section and page templates, and other tools.

Flowbite Reviews

The community submitted 12 reviews to tell us what they like about Flowbite, what Flowbite can do better, and more.

4.9

Based on 12 reviews

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Flowbite earns praise for speeding UI work and offering broad, accessible components. Maker feedback is especially strong: makers of

EasyFiller

say it saves hours; makers of

Fred - The User Research Shepherd

highlight polished, consistent interfaces; makers of

Statistics for Strava

note a solid library with free options. Users like the Tailwind fit, framework flexibility, and Figma tie-ins, though some want better docs, more mature Svelte/React implementations, and fewer tweaks for out‑of‑box components.

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Pros

component library (4)

Svelte support (2)

tailwind integration (2)

wide range of components (2)

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•1 review

I have chosen Flowbite as the framework for my upcoming SAAS product due to several compelling reasons. Firstly, Flowbite offers a wider range of built-in components compared to Bootstrap, which provides greater flexibility and variety for designing the user interface. Additionally, Flowbite's documentation is highly comprehensive, making it easier to understand and utilize the framework effectively. One of the standout features of Flowbite is its freedom from enforcing a specific UI structure, unlike Google Material design. This allows developers to implement their desired UI without being constrained by predefined design patterns. Moreover, the pro version of Flowbite offers prebuilt common components and templates, which can significantly streamline development and save time. In contrast, other themes like Google Material UI or Bootstrap often provide a monolithic application structure, like Metronic, requiring developers to refactor extensively to extract and utilize specific components. This can lead to a cumbersome and frustrating developer experience. In addition to its rich feature set, Flowbite also provides Figma designs, which can be highly beneficial when working with designers as the product evolves. This allows for seamless collaboration and the ability to design new elements as needed. I look forward to completing my SAAS project using Flowbite and will be sure to share my experience with the framework.

What's great

excellent documentation (1)wide range of components (2)prebuilt templates (1)Figma design system (1)

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Audemic

•3 reviews

I use the Svelte Flowbite component library. The components are not as well built as other component libraries but it is still a very solid option. In this case it was my designer who picked it for the aesthetics. I wish the docs were more organised as it is kindof a mess to find anything.

What's great

component library (4)Svelte support (2)

What needs improvement

disorganized documentation (1)

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Sage Marketer (Beta)

(126 points)

•3 reviews

🚀 Flowbite increased our development time a lot here at Sage Marketer! Here’s why we love it: 🌟 Astonishing UI/UX Design: Flowbite blocks help create seamless and beautiful user interfaces effortlessly. ⚛️ Simplified React Development: Flowbite makes it much easier to handle complex React components, combining logic and styles in one file for better maintainability.

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Fred - The UXR shepherd

(115 points)

•4 reviews

Flowbite's customizable and accessible components allowed us to create a polished, consistent user interface that aligns with modern design standards. This saved us time and effort in building UI elements from scratch, enabling us to focus on enhancing Fred's functionality and user experience.

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Sponsorship

•6 reviews

I've been using Flowbite for a few years now, and it's very complete, I always was able to find the components I was looking for, and they're framework agnostic which I appreciate as I make Rails apps.