Meta Open-Sources Astryx Design System Used Across 13,000+ Apps
Meta Open-Sources Astryx Design System Used Across 13,000+ Apps
Meta has published the source code of Astryx, its internal design system with 170+ UI components, themes, and templates.
Meta has open-sourced Astryx, its internal design system.
The system has been used inside the company for many years and underpins more than 13,000 internal applications.
Astryx includes 170+ ready-to-use UI components, multiple themes, and page templates. Everything can be customized for your project and shipped to production. The system is designed not only for developers, but also for working with agents.
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AnalysisA major open-source design system from Meta can help teams standardize UI, speed up product development, and support agent-driven workflows.
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