# Getting Started
Vueless UI β a UI library with Open Architecture for Vue.js 3 and Nuxt.js 3 / 4, powered by [Storybook v10](https://storybook.js.org/) and [Tailwind CSS v4](https://tailwindcss.com/).
**With Vueless UI, youβre free to:**
* πͺοΈ Customize any component
* π Copy and extend existing ones
* 𧱠Build your own from scratch
* π Document it all seamlessly in Storybook
### **Key features**
* 𧩠65+ crafted UI components (including range date picker, multi-select, and nested table)
* β¨ Open Architecture lets you customize, copy, extend, and create your own components
* π Built-in Storybook support ([docs](https://docs.vueless.com/installation/storybook))
* πͺ© Theme Builder for runtime theme customization ([open](https://my.vueless.com/))
* π Beautiful default UI theme
* π Unstyled mode
* π Light and dark mode
* 𧬠Design tokens powered by CSS variables
* βοΈ Server-side rendering (SSR)
* π Internationalization (i18n)
* βΏοΈ Accessibility (a11y)
* πΌοΈ Inline SVG icons
* πͺ Auto component imports (as you use them)
* π§Ώ Uncompiled source in npm for better DX
* π§ͺοΈ 1300+ unit tests ensuring consistent logic
* π‘οΈ Full TypeScript support with type safety
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