Dashboard UI Kit 3.0 - Release 2.1
Hi Everyone,
We've just released a second release of our latest full time template project - Dashboard UI Kit 3.0 - Release 2.1! We're now counting 60 screens since added 20 New Screens and fully coded App called Buildings in React and Homefeed and Calendar from Socialio. Which means we have now 15 screens fully build in React and HTML&CSS. We've also added Styleguide for Photoshop and XD and many Sketch file tweaks to make it easier to work with the file. We've also listened to many requests and all the currently coded screens are now nicely Responsive! And lastly there is a whole new walkthrough guide on how to integrate within minutes Dashboard UI Kit 3.0 into your React apps.
Landing Page: https://janlosert.com/dashboard
Release 2 Video Overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7z7FrP0oxM8
Gumroad Detail: https://gum.co/dashboard
Looks great! Are you using any standard CSS framework? If not, how hard is it to customize a theme?
Hey Dan, for the sake of simplicity (and not forcing others to use some framework or customizing library), the kit is using only CSS variables, for font colors, borders etc.
sounds good. will definitely consider this for next project. Would love to see this component supported: https://react-select.com
as its a highly critical component for any serious web application built in react. How hard is it for us to incorporate an external component like that into the framework?
I've pinged Roman who is the front-end dev of the whole package so he will respond in a bit :) I'm just the designer, for now I can ping you this: http://preview.janlosert.com/ where you can find the whole documentation :) Hopefully that helps at least for now
These seem great. Good luck.
Thanks! :)
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Hey Eddie, welcome to digital world then!I would say it's going to be a little bit challenging as it uses some features like SASS. It was primarily meant to be pixel (almooost) perfect so you get the same result as the designs. It is quite easy (one line of code) to change very basic things, like colours.