brain-bones

We make awesome game-powered engagement tools.

Funding Links: https://github.com/sponsors/Brain-Bones

Name: Brain & Bones
Location: Texas
Kind: organization
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Created at: 2024-11-24T19:30:42.179Z
Updated at: 2025-03-31T11:11:09.418Z
Last synced at: 2025-03-31T11:11:09.418Z

GitHub Sponsors Profile

Visit the Skeleton website
Hey there, I’m Chris Simmons, a core contributor to Skeleton. Thank you for your interest in sponsoring our humble project.
Skeleton is an open-source UI component library that tightly integrates both Svelte and Tailwind. It provides a broad suite of Svelte components that can easily be tweaked and adjusted using Tailwind’s powerful utility classes.
Skeleton was founded by the development team at Brain & Bones. The team, myself included, have been consistently impressed with Svelte and the tools it brings to the frontend developer’s arsenal. We were looking to migrate several internal projects from Angular to SvelteKit when we realized there was an opportunity to combine Svelte’s intuitive component system with the utility-driven design systems of Tailwind, and thus Skeleton was born.
We realized Skeleton has the potential to benefit many in the Svelte community, and as such we’ve decided to make it open-source. Our hope is to see Skeleton grow into a powerful UI toolkit that can help a lot of developers, whether your skills lie within the frontend space or not.
We're here to welcome your support of open-source software and are gladly offer some awesome perks in return for doing so!

What’s the main benefits of Skeleton?

Built completely from the ground up for use with Svelte
Deep integration of Tailwind, making it trivial to integrate into your design system
A growing suite of configurable components, plus a number of helpful utility features.
Completely customizable, with a number of curated themes, plus the ability to generate a your own custom theme in mere seconds.
Bleeding edge features, such as SVG Filters with a number of preset options provided.
Free and open-source software (FOSS), under the MIT License.

If you have questions or would like to speak directly with contributors, head over to our Discord or visit Github Discussions.