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Design, End to End: From Icons to Full Design Platforms
The open-source projects that shape how digital products look, from collaborative design tools and vector engines to the icon sets and component systems that ship inside real interfaces.
SCreated by Sanjeet Pal Singh
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Ranked by the curator, with their reason for including each one.
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penpotClojure
★ New59.7K GitHub starsMPL-2.0
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A genuinely open-source, self-hostable design platform that gives product teams a Figma-class collaborative workflow without surrendering ownership of their design infrastructure.”
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uiTypeScript
★ New123.2K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “shadcn/ui reshaped how designers and developers think about component libraries by shipping beautifully designed, accessible primitives you copy and own rather than install as a black box.”
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GraphiteRust
★ New27.1K GitHub starsApache-2.0
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “An ambitious vector and raster engine built around nondestructive, node-based generative design, pointing at where procedural graphic design tooling is headed.”
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tldrawTypeScript
★ New50.2K GitHub starsOther
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “The most polished infinite canvas SDK available, with a thoughtful default whiteboarding experience and primitives clean enough to build entirely new visual tools on.”
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lucideTypeScript
★ New24.4K GitHub starsOther
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A community-maintained icon toolkit that carries Feather's clarity and consistency forward while staying actively developed and available for every major framework.”
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ant-designTypeScript
★ New99.4K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A complete enterprise design language backed by a mature React implementation, one of the rare projects where the design system and the component library are equally rigorous.”
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awesome-design-systemsawesome
★ New25.9K GitHub starsUnlicense
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A curated map of real-world design systems and their documentation, invaluable for anyone studying how serious teams structure principles, tokens, and components.”