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Miri UI is a free Bootstrap 5 UI kit template for building responsive websites, published on ThemeWagon and created by Bootstrap Dash. It ships as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that run directly in any modern browser, with four complete pages and a library of pre-styled UI components such as buttons, forms, progress bars, carousels, and navigation bars.
Miri UI is a free, open-source UI kit and design system built on Bootstrap 5. It provides ready-to-use HTML pages and UI components that developers and designers can copy into their projects or customize using SCSS source files. The download includes 4 HTML pages (landing, profile, login, and a components showcase), all demo images, HTML/CSS files, JavaScript source files, and library/plugin files, so it works as a complete starting point for a website.
Yes. Miri UI is a free download from ThemeWagon, licensed for open-source use and commercial projects, and it comes with lifetime free updates.
The package includes 4 HTML pages, all demo images, all HTML and CSS files, JavaScript source files, and library/plugin files. The page uses Bootstrap 5, Font Awesome, and Google Fonts.
Yes, the template is 100% responsive and has been tested on mobile browsers, along with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, and Safari.
Yes. The license allows commercial use and open-source use with lifetime free updates.
No. The static HTML/CSS/JS files can be opened directly in a browser. The Gulp-based workflow and SCSS files are optional and intended for developers who want to compile custom styles.
