About Honest UI

Honest UI is built for teams that want clear ownership of interface code. UI and animated components are distributed through a command-line tool that copies source files into your project. Once copied, those files are application code: you can inspect, change, rename, test, or remove them. The documentation does not treat a component library as a substitute for product decisions or claim that a copied component makes every final composition accessible by default.

The project includes React UI components, animated interactions, chart components, icon and logo catalogs, vectors, and shader effects. Delivery differs by collection. Components that are meant to be owned and adapted are copied into the consuming repository. Collections that benefit from a maintained runtime or large generated catalog stay in the published honestui package and use documented entry points.

Connor Love is identified as the project creator and maintainer in the site metadata and public repository. Changes, release history, contribution guidance, licensing, and the security policy are kept with the source on GitHub. Bugs and documentation problems can be reported publicly; suspected vulnerabilities use GitHub's private vulnerability-reporting flow so sensitive details are not exposed in an issue.

Honest UI is open source and does not publish a paid support promise, response-time guarantee, certification, or warranty. The repository, documentation, package metadata, and deployed machine-readable files are the sources of truth for the capabilities that currently exist.