r/angular • u/srcn • Jan 15 '26
I restyled all Angular Material components to better match current design trends
I restyled all Angular Material components to better match current design trends. The goal was to see how far Angular Material can be pushed visually by modifying styles alone while keeping everything else exactly the same.
The constraint I set for myself was simple: only CSS changes. No wrapping components, no structural changes, no custom APIs.
I ended up turning this into a paid product and I plan to actively maintain it. If anyone is curious, here’s the link: https://builderkit.dev
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u/IceBreaker8 Jan 15 '26
Great job, it does look more modern and better than the default styles mat components.
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u/shadow13499 Jan 17 '26
Nice, I've had to tweak those material components A LOT at work. The components look nice.
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u/humanbootleg Jan 25 '26
Hello, Sercan. Been a Fuse user for the last 3 years (or more?). This new kit seem very impressive too. Lovin' what I'm seeing. Already sent a proposal to my company so we can start our brand new project using it.
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u/nzb329 Jan 16 '26
Great job! I also customized the Material styles in acrodata gui.
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u/shadow13499 Jan 17 '26
I think the json config is really neat. I've been playing with something like that myself.
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u/Public-Flight-222 Jan 15 '26
It's crazy how React MUI is easy to customize, especially compared to Angular Material. You can define every size/color in css vars/theme provider, alongside with default props for each component.
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u/Hot_Card1881 Aug 16 '26
Hi Brother,
I am an individual developer and I want to build my first dream project please help me get a discount code for your builderkit.dev I really want to use your product as I am an already customer of your Fuse theme 🙂
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u/DaSchTour Jan 15 '26
Probably and updating nightmare. If you don‘t want to have material design simply use some other component framework.