Electron Fluent UI

App development is no easy feat, especially when it comes to choosing a certain programming language and sticking with it in order to master it as well as you can. Since certain platforms can sometimes have exclusive features, switching the language to make use of them is out of the question for many programmers who have freshly started their journeys. Luckily, thanks to the perpetually impressive dedication of the open-source community, certain features can be emulated on other platforms as well, such as the signature look and feel of native Windows 11 apps.

Those on the lookout for a way to make their programs fit in with the rest of Microsoft’s utilities while developing Electron apps through the TypeScript programming language can try out the tech giant’s React component library by kick-starting their endeavors with Electron Fluent UI, an elegant template that closely follows Windows’ Fluent Design language without resorting to learning C# to do so.

The given layout emulates the Settings app’s home-screen structure quite religiously, which should make it easier to design elegant menus for customization programs that either alter certain visual elements of the system or the functionality of a third-party utility, while maintaining a high degree of familiarity for avid users of Microsoft’s native suite of apps.