Microsoft's Fluent UI Web Components are designed to help you build Fluent web apps using extensible Web Components. The package composes the @microsoft/fast-foundation Web Component package and styles it with the Fluent design language. You can use these Web Components flexibly, either from npm packages, from the CDN, or you can bring it into your project to customize and extend it.
With Fluent UI Web Components you can:
"Web Components" is an umbrella term that refers to a collection of web standards focused on enabling the creation of custom HTML elements. Some of the standards under this umbrella include the ability to define new HTML tags, plug into a standard component lifecycle, encapsulate HTML rendering and CSS, parameterize CSS, skin components, and more. Each of these platform features is defined by the W3C and has shipped in every major browser today.
How does Fluent UI leverage Web Components?Fluent UI Web Components are built directly on the W3C Web Component standards, and do not create their own separate component model. This allows our components to function the same as built-in, native HTML elements. You do not need a framework to use Fluent UI components but you can use them in combination with any framework or library of your choice. See Integrations for more.
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