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Angular Material is the official starting point, but PrimeNG and NG Bootstrap add hundreds of extra components, while Taiga UI and Nebular offer polished alternatives for teams wanting something different.
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Material Angular
UI library for Angular based on Material design
NG Bootstrap
UI library for Angular based on the Bootstrap framework
PrimeNG
Powerful UI component library for Angular
Onsen Angular
Hybrid mobile and PWA UI library for Angular and Onsen UI
NG Lightning
Native Angular components & directives for Lightning Design System
NG Semantic
UI library for Angular based on Semantic UI.
Nebular
Customizable UI Kit, Auth & Security for Angular
Alyle UI
Minimal components set for Angular
NGX Bootstrap
Another UI library for Angular based on the Bootstrap framework
NG Zorro
UI library for Angular based on Ant Design
Pagination for datatables
npm library for pagination
Multi select dropdown
For multi select dropdown in forms
NG Particles
A lightweight Angular component for creating particles
Covalent UI
Angular UI Platform focused on solving common enterprise needs
Clarity
CSS based Angular UI framework developed by VMware group
Taiga UI
Taiga UI is fully-treeshakable Angular UI Kit consisting of multiple base libraries and several add-ons.
Best Angular UI Component Libraries for Developers
Angular UI libraries provide production-ready components designed to work seamlessly with Angular's module system, dependency injection, and change detection. The right Angular component library can significantly reduce development time for enterprise applications.
CodeHelper's curated Angular UI libraries collection includes Angular Material, PrimeNG, NgBootstrap, Clarity Design System, and more : covering a range of design styles and use cases from admin panels to consumer applications.
What to look for in an Angular UI library
- Angular version compatibility: Verify the library actively supports the latest Angular version and uses standalone components for modern architectures.
- Accessibility: Look for ARIA compliance and keyboard navigation support, especially for enterprise applications.
- Theming: Component libraries with robust theming systems let you match your corporate brand without style conflicts.
How to use this resource collection
- Browse the curated list of Angular UI libraries below.
- Click any library to open its documentation in a new tab.
- Use the search bar to filter by name or description.
Whether you are building an enterprise Angular application, exploring Angular Material alternatives, or looking for angular components with advanced data grid capabilities, this collection is your guide.