Best Svelte component libraries for design systems

The component libraries on this list are accessible and can be styled to match your brand and your design tokens.

Accessibility mandatory
Customisable style
  • svelte-headlessui

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    `svelte-headlessui` is an unofficial, complete port of the Headless UI React component library (https://headlessui.dev/). It contains fully accessible, feature-rich, unstyled UI components. It's still young but it's the only option providing unstyled components for Svelte.

    Features

    • 10+ components
  • Attractions

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    "A pretty cool UI kit for Svelte." Attractions provides accessible components that are customizable through Sass.

    Features

    • 30+ components
  • Carbon Components Svelte

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    Carbon Components Svelte implements the IBM's Carbon Design System. Fully themable. Themes can be switched at run-time to also provide dark/light/contrast modes.

    Features

    • 50+ components
  • Svelte Material UI

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    Also known as SMUI. SMUI is based on Material Design Components for Web, by Google. Themable through a few set of Sass variables.

    Features

    • 30+ components
  • Skeleton

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    Skeleton allows you to create adaptive and accessible components with both Svelte and Tailwind. Currently only available for SvelteKit.

    Features

    • ~30 components

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Smelte

Smelte is an interesting component library using Tailwindcss but has inferior accessibility keyboard support.

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