What is this?
Galaxy is an open-source archive of over 3000 unique UI elements (buttons, cards, loaders, checkboxes, etc.) built with CSS or Tailwind, automatically mirrored from the community-driven Uiverse.io platform.
Galaxy is an open-source archive of over 3000 unique UI elements (buttons, cards, loaders, checkboxes, etc.) built with CSS or Tailwind, automatically mirrored from the community-driven Uiverse.io platform.Is this a component library or just a code archive?It's a raw archive of individual HTML/CSS/Tailwind snippets rather than an installable component library — there's no package, API, or build step, just source files to copy from.
It's a raw archive of individual HTML/CSS/Tailwind snippets rather than an installable component library — there's no package, API, or build step, just source files to copy from.How do I actually use one of these UI elements?Browse the repo folders, or better, browse Uiverse.io for a visual preview and search, pick an element, and copy its HTML plus CSS or Tailwind code straight into your own project.
Browse the repo folders, or better, browse Uiverse.io for a visual preview and search, pick an element, and copy its HTML plus CSS or Tailwind code straight into your own project.Do I need Tailwind installed to use everything here?Only for the elements built with Tailwind classes — others are made with plain CSS, so it depends on which element you grab.
Only for the elements built with Tailwind classes — others are made with plain CSS, so it depends on which element you grab.Is this an npm package I can install?No, it's not a package — it's a static source-code archive, and you copy each element's HTML/CSS/Tailwind code directly into your project.
No, it's not a package — it's a static source-code archive, and you copy each element's HTML/CSS/Tailwind code directly into your project.How often is this collection updated?It updates automatically whenever a new design is approved on the live Uiverse.io platform, so the repo mirrors the site's library.
It updates automatically whenever a new design is approved on the live Uiverse.io platform, so the repo mirrors the site's library.Do I need to give credit when I use an element?Attribution isn't mandatory under the MIT license, but the maintainers encourage crediting both the original designer and Uiverse.io.
Attribution isn't mandatory under the MIT license, but the maintainers encourage crediting both the original designer and Uiverse.io.What is Uiverse.io?It's the community platform where designers submit these UI elements; this repo is just the automatically-synced code archive of everything approved there.
It's the community platform where designers submit these UI elements; this repo is just the automatically-synced code archive of everything approved there.What are similar projects?hyperui, daisyui, materialize, magicui, arc-library, awesome-design-systems, mdb-ui-kit, react-bits
hyperui, daisyui, materialize, magicui, arc-library, awesome-design-systems, mdb-ui-kit, react-bitsWhich topics is it in?tailwind, css3, ui-design, components, catalog, ui-library, community, collection, tailwindcss, component-library, design, ui-components
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