Frequently Asked Questions
General
Shipfaster UI is a comprehensive Figma UI kit & design system. It includes a vast array of responsive and pre-built UI components and pre-designed website templates to help anyone streamline their workflow, maintain consistency across projects, and scale their design efforts efficiently.
No, you do not need to be a Figma expert to use Shipfaster UI. It is designed to be user-friendly, with components that are straightforward to modify, regardless of your expertise level. However, basic knowledge of Figma will enhance your experience.
Yes, you are free to use the design assets included in Shipfaster UI for both personal and commercial projects, ensuring versatility in application across various domains.
Figma
Shipfaster UI is ideal for UX/UI designers, product teams, and startups looking to accelerate their design processes. It’s especially useful for those who need a reliable and scalable design foundation that can be adapted to various projects and platforms.
Shipfaster UI stands out due to its extensive component library, meticulous attention to detail, and focus on usability and accessibility. It integrates seamlessly into Figma, allowing for easy customization and scalability, and is regularly updated to remain cutting-edge.
Users and license
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After purchasing Shipfaster UI, you will receive customer support for any queries or issues you might encounter. This includes lifetime access as well.
Yes, purchasing Shipfaster UI grants you lifetime access to the UI kit and design system at no additional cost.
Access
Yes, all components and design elements within Shipfaster UI can be used for commercial projects. You are free to integrate them into your design projects.
"Accessible designs" refers to the practice of creating products that are usable by people with a wide range of abilities and disabilities. Shipfaster UI includes guidelines and components designed to be accessible, ensuring compliance with WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards.