Compose Fluent

With the industry-wide trend of consumers avoiding bloatware and ensuring their selection of apps maintains a lightweight memory footprint on their devices, many developers try a variety of methods to decrease the resources their apps use while also simplifying their workflows when attempting to expand their user base, which is where dedicated frameworks such as Compose Multiplatform come into play.

Since a significant part of an enjoyable user experience relies on familiarity, programmers seeking to bring their app’s functionality over to desktop platforms can be well served by Compose Fluent, an excellent implementation of Windows 11’s graphical interface style to fit in with the rest of the operating system’s built-in utilities.

By leveraging the prowess of Compose Multiplatform’s Kotlin-based workflow, developers of highly successful lightweight programs such as Android clients of popular social media services such as Reddit can have an easier time bringing their layout and functionality to Microsoft’s flagship OS while also adapting the UI in a way that maintains cohesion and immersion throughout the usage experience.

The vast majority of the quintessential visual elements that define an app can be found within the library itself, ranging from input text boxes, loading screens and drop-down menus to support for adhering to the Mica theme, thus making for an overall elegant layout for your cross-platform program.