Jelly UI: Soft-body physics for HTML form controls
Original: Jelly UI: Soft-body physics for native HTML form controls
Why This Matters
Zero-dependency, accessibility-ready UI libraries lower the barrier to polished, physics-driven web interfaces.
Jelly UI is a dependency-free Web Components library offering soft-body physics for native HTML form controls. It includes 40 custom elements, WCAG AA color tokens, dark mode, and RTL support — installable via a single script tag. Licensed under MIT.
Jelly UI is a lightweight Web Components library developed by bmson.com that applies soft-body physics animations to standard HTML form controls. The library ships with zero external dependencies and 40 custom elements, activated through a single script tag. Built-in features include WCAG AA-compliant color tokens, automatic dark mode via a 'mode=auto' attribute, and right-to-left (RTL) layout support. The project is open source under the MIT license and has reached version 1.1. Integration is straightforward: developers add one script tag pointing to jelly-ui.com/package.js, then wrap components in a <jelly-theme> element. The creator is accepting sponsorships to support ongoing development.