A collection of UI libraries for implementing Momentum Design into web applications and websites.
Momentum UI is a collection of UI libraries designed to help developers implement the Momentum Design system into web applications and websites. It provides components, icons, illustrations, animations, and design tokens for multiple JavaScript frameworks, enabling consistent and efficient UI development. The project solves the problem of maintaining design consistency across different web technologies and frameworks.
Frontend developers and teams building web applications with React, Angular, or AngularJS who need to adhere to the Momentum Design system. It is also suitable for designers and developers working on Cisco or Momentum Design-based projects.
Developers choose Momentum UI for its comprehensive multi-framework support, ensuring design consistency across React, Angular, and AngularJS applications. Its centralized design tokens and asset libraries streamline the implementation of Momentum Design, reducing development time and maintaining visual coherence.
Momentum UI is a collection of UI libraries for implementing Momentum Design into web applications and websites.
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Provides libraries for ReactJS, Angular, and AngularJS, enabling consistent Momentum Design implementation across different tech stacks, as highlighted in the README's Background section.
Includes dedicated packages for icons, illustrations, and animations designed specifically for Momentum Design, with migration guides available for updated versions.
Offers design tokens for colors, typography, and spacing to maintain visual consistency, though new tokens are being migrated to @momentum-design/tokens.
Uses Lerna to manage all libraries in a single repository, simplifying development and versioning, as mentioned in the development setup requirements.
Key packages like @momentum-ui/tokens and @momentum-ui/icons are deprecated, requiring migration to new packages with potential breaking changes, as stated in the README's deprecation notice.
Tightly coupled with the Momentum Design system, limiting flexibility for teams using other design philosophies or wanting to mix and match components.
Contributing requires specific tools like Node >=8.10.0, Yarn, and watchman, with documented errors during setup, adding barriers for new developers.