Fluent is an open-source, cross-platform design system that gives designers and developers the frameworks they need to create engaging product experiences—accessibility, internationalization, and performance included.
Visit Website Figma FileAn open-source, cross-platform design system called Fluent provides designers and developers with the tools they need to make interesting product experiences, including performance, accessibility, and internationalization.
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Fluent interactions listen and change. On the various gadgets people use, including tablets, laptops, PCs, and televisions, they feel natural. They move between the office, the family room, and virtual reality.
Fluent experiences adapt to action and intention; they recognize and foresee what is required. Whether they are adjacent to each other or on opposite corners of the world, they connect people and ideas.
Engaging and immersive
Our lexicon is the material world. Fluent talks in terms of spatial dimensions, light and shadow, and the fold and weave of basic materials. It conveys information in a way that seems natural.
Fluent is an open-source design system that provides designers and developers with the tools they need to create engaging and immersive product experiences that are natural across all platforms.
Fluent provides natural interactions that listen and change, experiences that adapt to action and intention, and engaging and immersive designs that communicate information in a natural way.
Fluent prioritizes accessibility and internationalization in its designs by ensuring that they are adaptable to various devices and able to connect people and ideas from around the world. It also provides tools for creating experiences that are accessible to people with different abilities.
Yes, Fluent is designed to be used on various platforms, including tablets, laptops, PCs, and televisions. It provides a consistent user experience across all platforms.
Fluent communicates information in a natural way by using a lexicon that is based on the material world. It talks in terms of spatial dimensions, light and shadow, and the fold and weave of basic materials.
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