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Welcome to the Moralis UI - the definitive suite of design elements and user interface components meticulously crafted by the Moralis team. Our UI Kit is not just a collection of assets; it's a conduit for creating seamless, intuitive, and delightful expe
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Moralis UI
Welcome to the Moralis UI - the definitive suite of design elements and user interface components meticulously crafted by the Moralis team. Our UI Kit is not just a collection of assets; it's a conduit for creating seamless, intuitive, and delightful experiences across all Moralis products. The Moralis UI Kit has been engineered with the principle of design unity and ease of use at its core.
This kit is intended for internal use only but will be open sourced in the near future.
Expect breaking changes if you are using this before v1
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Welcome to the Moralis UI - the definitive suite of design elements and user interface components meticulously crafted by the Moralis team. Our UI Kit is not just a collection of assets; it's a conduit for creating seamless, intuitive, and delightful expe
The npm package moralis-ui receives a total of 633 weekly downloads. As such, moralis-ui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that moralis-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 17 Jul 2024
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