Live cards that let you copy a button, table, or dialog import are the point here. The strict three-color palette, 1.5px lines, and no-shadow rule keep forms, alerts, and charts visually consistent. I'd still want to see a denser dashboard screen.
SHIUI — Hinomaru Ink UI Kit
A flat ink UI kit inspired by Hinomaru Japanese posters with 111 elements and 24 blocks.
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CategoryDesign
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PricingFreemium
SHIUI is a reusable UI component kit inspired by Hinomaru Japanese posters, featuring 111 live elements and 24 blocks with a flat 2D style, neat 1.5px lines, and a three-color palette (paper, sumi, vermilion). Components include buttons, forms, navigation, feedback alerts, data tables, overlays, and decorative marks, allowing developers and designers to build English interfaces with a distinctive traditional Japanese aesthetic.
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ListedSeptember 2026
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Product Hunt114 source points · 5 comments
Most "design system" kits end up looking identical to every other Tailwind template within a week - flat gray cards, soft shadows, rounded-xl everything. The zero-shadow, paper/sumi/vermilion direction here actually reads as a distinct visual identity out of the box instead of generic SaaS chrome, and it's free and open source so I could drop it straight into a real project to see how far the ink aesthetic holds up past the marketing site.
galdayan · Review on Product Hunt
I really like how simple this feels without looking boring. The little vermilion touches add a lot of character to the design.
david_turner12 · Imported from Product Hunt
Fully open-sourcing it after the launch attention is a good call. Just left a review - the aesthetic is the whole selling point here, so seeing the GitHub go public before the hype dies down should help it actually get used instead of just bookmarked.
galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt