⚡ Website Components
CSS and
JavaScript components are reusable pieces of code that help keep websites consistent and speed up development by allowing developers to easily apply common layouts, styles, and interactive elements across pages.
According to our research, website components are used on 5.1% of all websites.
94.2% of these sites use only one component technology, 5.7% use two.
⭐ Most Popular in 2026
The following chart shows the leading component technologies in 2026, based on market share.
The most popular is Normalize.css with an impressive share of 37.6%, followed by AMP with 22% and Polymer with 12.4%.
You can also drill down by country:
🚀 Country Highlights
Here is a list of technologies that are especially popular in certain countries.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.
✨ Best Component Technologies
Below is a more detailed list of 19 component technologies we detect, ranked by their market share.
Rank Name Market share
1
Normalize.css
San Francisco, California, United States A modern, HTML5-ready alternative to CSS resets.
Free Open source
37.6%
2
AMP
San Francisco, California, United States An open-source HTML framework originally created by Google for building lightweight web pages optimized for fast loading on mobile devices.
Free Open source
22%
3
Polymer
Mountain View, California, United States A library for creating encapsulated, reusable web components.
Free Open source Legacy
12.4%
4
Loadable Components
A React code splitting library that supports SSR.
Free Open source
5.7%
5
Styled Components
Hadley, Massachusetts, United States An open-source CSS-in-JS library for React that allows developers to define component styles directly within JavaScript and TypeScript code.
Free Open source
5.6%
6
Hover.css
Devon, United Kingdom A collection of CSS3 powered hover effects to be applied to links, buttons, logos, SVG, featured images.
Free Open source $14+
5%
7
Spin.js
An animated, configurable, resolution independent loading spinner with no dependencies.
Free Open source
4.4%
8
Radix UI
San Francisco, California, United States An open-source component library that provides low-level, unstyled interface primitives for building accessible user interfaces and design systems in web applications.
Free Open source
3%
9
Helix Ultimate
Dhaka, Bangladesh A universal Joomla template that can be used to build all sorts of websites.
Free Open source
2.7%
10
Headless UI
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada An open-source library of unstyled, fully accessible UI components designed for React and Vue.js applications, with close integration with Tailwind CSS.
Free Open source
2.1%
11
HTML5 Boilerplate
A professional front-end template for building fast, robust, and adaptable web apps or sites.
Free Open source
1.3%
12
Ress
Brazil A modern CSS reset based on Normalize.css.
Free Open source
0.9%
13
Hyva
Heerlen, Netherlands An open-source frontend theme for Magento that focuses on storefront performance, developer experience, and simplified frontend architecture.
Free Open source
0.9%
14
Modern-normalize
Normalize browsers' default style.
Free Open source
0.6%
15
Stacks
Austin, Texas, United States An essential RapidWeaver plug-in that allows to design websites with drag and drop using hundreds of pre-made stacks.
$49.95+
0.5%
16
Lit
Mountain View, California, United States A simple library for building fast, lightweight web components, the successor to Polymer.
Free Open source
0.4%
17
SpinKit
Sweden A collection of loading indicators animated with CSS.
Free Open source
0.3%
18
Shoelace
A framework-agnostic library of production-ready web user interface components built entirely with native Web Component standards, ensuring consistent design and behavior across any JavaScript framework or none at all.
Free Open source
0.3%
19
MIP
Beijing, China An open mobile-page framework created by Baidu as an alternative to Google's AMP for delivering fast-loading pages on mobile devices.
Legacy
0.1%
🗃️ About This Data
We evaluate the popularity of technologies based on the number of websites where we detect their usage.
Technologies without a detectable web footprint, and those we do not track, are not reflected in the calculated market share.
This report is based on the analysis of 3,533,726 websites.
We currently track the presence of 19 component technologies across the web.
Statistics were last calculated on July 5, 2026 .
For more details, see our methodology and disclaimer .