TeilUI is the most comprehensive svelte headless low-level UI component library with an emphasis on accessibility, customisation, and developer experience. You may utilise these components as the foundation of your design system or gradually integrate th
TeilUI is the most comprehensive svelte headless low-level UI component library with an emphasis on accessibility, customisation, and developer experience. You may utilise these components as the foundation of your design system or gradually integrate them into it. Unlike most UI libraries, TeilUI is built specifically with WAI-ARIA compliance - both aria-attributes and keyboard navigation - in mind.
For full documentation visit https://sidharth-anand.github.io/teil-ui
npm install teil-ui
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TeilUI is the most comprehensive svelte headless low-level UI component library with an emphasis on accessibility, customisation, and developer experience. You may utilise these components as the foundation of your design system or gradually integrate th
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