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UI Kit.

A plain-English entry in the Web Design Awards glossary of UX, UI and front-end terms.

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What is UI Kit?

A collection of ready-made interface components and assets, such as buttons, forms and icons, used to design products quickly and consistently.

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Components of a user interface, such as buttons and icons.

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Interaction with a computer interface via spoken commands.

Grid System

A structure made up of vertical and horizontal lines that help to organize content.

Color Palette

A selection of colors that are used consistently throughout a design.

Focus State

The visual indicator shown when an element is selected for keyboard or assistive-technology input, such as an outline…

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