Float UI
Build responsive and stylish websites easily with Float UI, a free open-source web development tool.
About
Float UI is designed to make web development easier for all skill levels. It allows even non-designers to create modern, responsive websites. The tool is fully open-source and free to use. Users can choose from a variety of UI components and predesigned templates. These elements help accelerate website creation. The platform’s interface is clean and user-friendly. Customization does not require advanced technical skills. Float UI improves efficiency while maintaining design quality. Websites built with it look professional and modern. Float UI is part of the marsx.dev family, and you can connect on Twitter at @johnrushx.
Key Features
Responsive Tailwind Components
A large collection of prebuilt, responsive UI components (cards, navbars, forms, lists, etc.) designed with Tailwind CSS that adapt to all screen sizes.
Ready-to-use Templates
Professional, production-ready templates (landing pages, dashboards, marketing pages) built on React/Next.js with Tailwind CSS to jumpstart projects.
Multi-framework Support
Components provided as plain HTML and framework-ready snippets (React, Vue, Svelte) so you can copy & paste into your preferred stack.
Open Source & Customizable
Fully open-source and free to use—templates and components can be modified easily to match branding and functional needs.
How to Use Float UI
Float UI is a modern web development tool built for simplicity. It helps users without design experience build responsive websites. The platform is free and open-source, ensuring broad accessibility. It provides reusable UI components and ready-made templates. These features reduce the need for complex design work. The interface is intuitive and easy to navigate. Users can quickly customize layouts to fit their needs. Float UI supports efficient and optimized development workflows. The final result is a sleek and professional website. Float UI is a member of the marsx.dev family, and questions can be sent to @johnrushx on Twitter.