Introduction

Nuvex UI is a Vue 3 component system focused on shipping consistent interfaces faster. Use this guide to understand the library, the documentation flow, and the recommended path to production.

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Explore Nuvex UI by capability

Nuvex UI is organized around capabilities that cover initial integration, theming, screen structure, and input-heavy product flows. Use these areas as entry points based on what your team needs next.

Getting Started

Installation, quick start, and first integration steps to bring Nuvex UI into a new project with minimal setup friction.

Design System

Colors, typography, iconography, spacing, and surfaces that define the base visual language and support consistent decisions early on.

Theming

Tokens, CSS variables, and theme APIs for adapting the library to your product identity without losing consistency across components.

Layout

App shell, bar, drawer, container, and responsive patterns for structuring real screens on a predictable foundation.

Forms and Data Entry

Fields, validation, actions, and input patterns for building clear, production-ready business flows.

Advanced Capabilities

Overlays, scheduling, utilities, extensibility, and integration guidance for teams working beyond the base case.

How component pages help you

Component pages are structured to help you move from orientation to implementation without guessing what to look at next.

  • Start with the primary example to understand the component in its most common use case before comparing variants.
  • Use the middle sections to review states, composition, icons, and integration patterns that stay close to real product work.
  • For input components, check validation and interaction guidance before relying on the API table alone.
  • Use the API reference last to confirm props, events, slots, and behavior once you already know the pattern you want.