@go-ui/core v1.37.6

GO UI

A design system that focuses on:

• Patterns
• Flexibility (framework agnostic)
• A11y

Pattern-first

Teams spend a lot of time on enhancing the end user experience. We encapsulate many of the common web design patterns and make them easy to use. Allowing both design and development teams to focus on delivering the product.

Framework-agnostic

Have multiple front-end stack in your organisation and need a consistent look and feel? Go UI utilise modern browser features such as Web Components and CSS custom properties so that they can be used in any front-end tech stack.

Adaptive

Go UI makes it easy for developers to build adaptive web applications, this means out-of-the-box, your application support dark mode and reduced motion preferences from the user's operating system.

A11y

Accessibility (a11y) is one of the most important criteria that enterprise web applications need to pay attention to. We hope to address this by providing accessible patterns and components that developers can take and reuse. Here are the things we do to ensure a11y of our design system.

• Automated a11y testing for each component.
• Use semantic HTML elements under the hood.
• Reference w3.org guidelines wherever possible.
• By the nature of open-source, we encourage a11y experts in the community to test our system and provide feedbacks.

Sponsors

Become a sponsor to:

• Support the high quality standard of this design system, hence the apps and websites that uses it.
• Have your organisation's logo and link featured here and on our home page.
• Gain high-priority issue support.

Contact getgoui@gmail.com to get started, we look forward to hearing from you.

Tech stack

• Component engine - Stencil
• Documentation site - Docusaurus
• Documentation site hosting - Netlify
• Automated testing - Jest + Puppeteer
• A11y testing - axe-core

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!