About UIkit
UIkit is a lightweight and modular front-end framework for building web interfaces. You can include only the parts you use, which keeps pages fast.
What it does
UIkit provides CSS and JavaScript components for common page elements, along with a grid system and layout helpers. Because the framework is modular, you pick the components you need and leave out the rest. It is available as a download or through a package manager, and the documentation includes examples for each part. The project also offers a PRO edition with extra components, which the site presents as a separate product from the core framework.
Key features
- Modular, so you include only what you need
- CSS and JavaScript components
- Lightweight framework footprint
- Available as a download or package
- PRO edition with extra components
Who it's for
Developers who want a light framework with a modular build. Teams already comfortable with plain HTML and JavaScript, and small projects that need a fast, clean interface without a large dependency, will find it a good fit.
Pricing and good to know
UIkit is open source under the MIT license, so the core framework is free to use. The PRO edition is listed on the site as a separate product with its own terms. The source code is on GitHub.
Highlights
- Modular, so you include only what you need
- CSS and JavaScript components for page elements
- Lightweight framework footprint
- Available as a download or package
- PRO edition with extra components
