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Icons, fonts, charts, accessibility and the parts a person sees.
CSS custom properties for spacing, colour, shadows and easing — design tokens without a framework.
A drag-and-drop page editor you drop into your own React app.
Self-hosted open-source fonts as npm packages, split by weight and subset — including cyrillic.
~1,600 icons on one 24px grid at one stroke weight — the cheapest way to stop looking like four separate afternoons.
Click an element in a live preview, nudge the padding, and it writes the change back into the React source file.
A Figma you can self-host, storing work in SVG and CSS rather than a proprietary binary.
Not a library you install — a folder of accessible React components you own, copied into your repo.
Every component rendered on its own, in every state, including the states you never remember to open.
Drag-and-drop builder for landing pages and, through its newsletter preset, email-safe table HTML.
Tiny template-based desktop thumbnail composer — 1280x720 grids, signed Mac build, opens and closes in two minutes.
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A dozen repositories, opened and checked. The licence read, the last release dated, and the ones that did not make it named with the reason. It is the half most lists leave out.
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