Stand UI

Design systems are known for providing a consistent look and feel across all products and services. You need components to ensure everything stays consistent, and with a design system, designers, developers, and product teams can collaborate together with ease. That means more efficient development, maintenance, and an overall better user experience. Stand UI was created out of a personal need for a design system, plus i needed the practice. However, I soon realized that having just myself as a user limited its potential. That's when I decided to make it public and open it up to everyone, allowing for contributions from all. It's not yet perfect, but the goal is to get as close as possible, with ongoing updates based on feedback. Stand UI includes an entire library of over 1000+ components and variants, with nested elements, built-in interactions, adaptable icons, and thoughtfully crafted details to help you achieve your goals. 🧰 Fully customisable A well structured style guide plus the use of well integrated tokens (w/ Tokens Studio) can change your entire library with just a few clicks. - Typography for the entire library (font family, size - easy to apply type scale principle, weight) - Color palettes - Spacing, border width, border radius - Components properties (variants, boolean for nested elements, instance swap for icons, text for labels or small content) 📦 Inside the pack After purchasing Stand UI you will get a full variety of components. Starting from basic components like buttons, labels, tags, dropdowns, input fields, lists, menus, and ending with timelines, calendars, navigation, cards. Plus you will get a lifetime of updates. Just make sure to check the updates page inside the file for current and future releases. Also make sure to follow the Twitter page.

That's amazing! Congratulations on the launch!

Exactly what I needed to accomplish a mission for a friend that needs saas frames in Figma 🔥🔥

Congrats on the launch, and I can't wait to see this taking off; it's looking solid! I'll love the one-off pricing model with lifetime updates; the subscription model craze is slowly killing me.

This clearly feels like it comes from a place of understanding the need to simplify the relationship between designing and developing. Congratulation on launching the project and best of luck.

Looks great! Good luck!