📈 User Interface Frameworks Ranked #51–#60 in Germany

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User Interface (UI) frameworks are libraries of code, design elements, and components that help web developers create user interfaces with consistent structure and behavior.

Germany is a Central European country with a population of around 84 million people.

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The following list shows the user interface frameworks ranked from 51st to 60th out of 60 used on websites in Germany.

RankNameMarket share
51
Blazorise
Dugopolje, Croatia

An UI component library for Blazor that provides over 80 prebuilt, production-ready visual elements for building .NET web applications.

FreeOpen source€59+/developer/month
52
EasyUI

A collection of user interface components for jQuery, Angular, Vue or React.

FreeOpen source$449+
53
Milligram
Brazil

A minimalist CSS framework (only 2kb gzipped).

FreeOpen source
54
Calcite Design System
Redlands, California, United States

A collection of design and development resources for creating beautiful, easy-to-use, and cohesive experiences across apps.

FreeOpen source
55
DaisyUI
Istanbul, Turkey

An open-source Tailwind CSS component library.

FreeOpen source
56
Carbon Design System
Armonk, New York, United States

Carbon is IBM's open-source design system for products and digital experiences that provides a shared foundation for building consistent user interfaces across applications.

FreeOpen source
57
Water.css
San Francisco, California, United States

A classless CSS framework that allows you to make simple websites just a little bit nicer.

FreeOpen source
58
Element
Shanghai, China

A Vue 2.0 component library that offers a consistent collection of UI elements for building web interfaces.

FreeOpen source
59
Picnic CSS

A lighweight CSS library with nice defaults and many plugins to kickstart your projects.

FreeOpen source
60
GOV.UK Design System
London, United Kingdom

An open-source design system that provides styles, components, and patterns to help UK government teams build consistent, user-centered digital services.

FreeOpen source

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