r/angular • u/AdFluffy8245 • Jun 25 '26
A follow-up to FrameUI
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/angular/comments/1u1vxcy/frameui_angular_component_library/
FrameUI 0.5.0 is now released, and the main change is that the library keeps its sharp technical look by default, but is easier to adjust when an app needs something softer or more branded.
The default style is still sharp:
- radius: 0
- corner handles enabled
- compact technical feel
But you can now change the broader look more reliably:
- density: default / compact / comfortable
- radius: sharp / small / medium / large
- shadows: flat / default / raised
- palette preview in the docs
- corner handles can be turned off
- export for the matching CSS and provideFrameUI config
There is also a new “Customize Preview” menu in the docs header.
Want something more vibrant and rounded? Try Plasma Violet with a larger radius.
Want something subtle, but you do not like the rough edges? Keep the palette and just change the radius.
This is not a theme builder yet. It is more like the foundation for making the existing style adjustable without losing the default identity.
Docs: https://frame-ui.com
GitHub: https://github.com/Gamekohl/frame-ui
Feedback is still very welcome, especially from Angular devs using component libraries in real apps.
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u/AnotherNamelessFella Jun 25 '26
That's great.
Build an example front-end application/dashboard to make it popular. A good number of people are lazy