UI Kits

Search 2 ui kits to use for theme development, page design, social media and landing pages. Any website can use the UI elements, wireframe kits and templates that also have bootstrap integration for a faster development.

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CoinFolioCompatibility - Sketch You may want to check all the files (all files) in the kit before you download it. If you enjoy this design, make sure to ch...by Paul Guro
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HeaderZ: A set of 20 free design herosHeaderZ is a set of 20 ready-made hero designs for Sketch released by Hristo Hristov. This freebie may come in handy when you need some inspiration...by Hristo Hristov
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HeaderZ: A set of 20 free design heros
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a UI kit and how do I use one?

A UI kit is a collection of pre-designed interface components -- buttons, forms, cards, navigation bars, and more -- that you can assemble to build app or website designs quickly. Download the kit, open it in your preferred design tool (Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD), and drag components onto your canvas.

Which design tools are compatible with EpicPxls UI kits?

Most UI kits on EpicPxls include files for Figma, Sketch, and Adobe XD. Some also include HTML/CSS versions or Framer components. Check each product's details for specific format compatibility.

What is the difference between a UI kit and a design system?

A UI kit provides ready-made interface components. A design system goes further with documented guidelines, spacing rules, color tokens, and component variants. Many premium UI kits on EpicPxls include design system elements.

Can I customize the UI kit components for my brand?

Yes. All UI kits are fully editable in their respective design tools. Change colors, typography, spacing, and content to match your brand. Most kits use organized layers and components for easy customization.

How do I install a Figma UI kit?

Download the .fig file from EpicPxls, then open Figma and use File > Import to add it to your workspace. The components will be available in your local components library.