Skip to content
SPECIFICTION
Get listed

Angular Material vs Flowbite Figma Design System

Angular Material

material.angular.dev

Flowbite Figma Design System

flowbite.com

Side by side

FigureAngular MaterialFlowbite Figma Design System
Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · UI Kit Libraries7.8 (#10)8.0 (#6)
PurposeAngular Material provides Material Design UI components for Angular applications.The Figma design system helps design UI interfaces and integrate them into websites using Tailwind CSS.

Plans

Angular Material

  • Angular MaterialFree

Angular Material pricing →

Flowbite Figma Design System

  • Community editionFree
  • Designer edition$149, paid once

Flowbite Figma Design System pricing →

In their own words

Angular Material

Angular Material is a free library of Material Design UI components for Angular applications. Add it with the Angular CLI command `ng add @angular/material`, then choose a prebuilt theme or configure a custom theme. Setup can add global typography styles, the Roboto font, and Material Symbols. Schematics generate prebuilt pieces such as navigation, tables, and address forms. The Angular CDK supplies tools for authoring custom components around common interaction patterns. The Angular Components team describes the components as accessible and internationalized, with listed screen-reader combinations spanning Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Chrome OS. Supported browsers are the most recent two versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. Angular Material and the CDK follow Angular’s release and support policy. The project focuses on UI components, not application layout. Shadow DOM is not officially supported, although the team aims to keep components working there. The plan is free, with an MIT license.

Visit material.angular.dev

Flowbite Figma Design System

Flowbite Figma Design System is a Figma resource for designing UI interfaces and integrating them into websites with Tailwind CSS. It advertises more than 1,000 component variants and 27 hand-crafted pages, with responsive examples for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. The system uses Figma variants, auto layout, grids, and style guidelines; dark mode is supported through Figma variants and Tailwind CSS utility classes. Flowbite says it is compatible with Tailwind CSS v4. The free Community edition includes minimal style guidelines, component variants, and a dashboard page with a mobile version, and is open source under the MIT license. The Designer edition costs $149, paid once and includes the full Figma project, pages, components, responsive pages, icons, illustrations, and images shown in the screens. Purchases include lifetime access to future updates based on the maker’s roadmap, and the team license covers up to 10 members. The maker says customers can request a full refund within 30 days of purchase. The company behind the service is identified as Bergside Inc.

Visit flowbite.com