Batoi UIF provides tokens, icons, charts, layout systems, controls, and interaction patterns for product surfaces, public pages, workspace tools, forms, dashboards, and registers that need to remain consistent, accessible, and operationally useful.
UIF keeps interface decisions consistent across repeated operational workflows without forcing every page into the same composition.
Responsive layout, navigation, density, spacing, and content hierarchy for public and authenticated surfaces.
Buttons, forms, tables, filters, badges, status indicators, and action areas built for operational clarity.
Consistent interaction behavior, predictable affordances, and accessible defaults across product experiences.
Use the public documentation for setup, architecture, micro app patterns, theming, accessibility, and implementation guidance.
These examples are curated for stable public presentation. They focus on practical interface patterns that can be reused across Batoi product and platform surfaces.
These links open reference examples from the Batoi UIF library. They are useful for reviewing broader component behavior, charts, icons, and product-grade interface compositions.
Batoi UIF is the interface framework for building consistent, governed, accessible, and operationally useful Batoi Platform surfaces.
The public source repository is available at github.com/batoisystems/batoi-uif.
Start with the Batoi UIF documentation, then open the curated examples to test complete browser-side use cases.
