Awesome Android UI

Website: https://github.com/wasabeef/awesome-android-ui
Category: Themed Directories
Tags: awesome-lists, android, design

Overview

Awesome Android UI is a curated, open-source directory of high-quality Android UI and UX libraries. It focuses on reusable interface components, patterns, and design resources for building modern Android applications.

Features

• Curated library collection

  • Focused specifically on Android UI/UX components and patterns.
  • Libraries are collected and organized from across the open-source ecosystem.

• Jetpack Compose section

  • Dedicated index of libraries built for or compatible with Jetpack Compose.
  • Example entries include:
    • Landscapist – image loading and rendering utilities for Compose (Apache License 2.0).
    • Flinger – scrolling/physics utilities for Compose UIs (MIT License).
    • Orchestra – UI utilities/components for Compose (Apache License 2.0).
    • compose-backstack – navigation/back stack handling for Compose (Apache License 2.0).
    • ComposeClock – clock UI implementation in Compose (Apache License 2.0).
    • ComposeCookBook – collection of Compose UI samples and components (MIT License).
    • Compose Neumorphism UI – neumorphic-style UI components for Compose (Apache License 2.0).

• License visibility per library

  • Each listed library shows its open-source license (e.g., Apache 2.0, MIT), helping developers assess compatibility.

• Structured index

  • Libraries are grouped into sections (e.g., Jetpack Compose and others further down the README) for quicker discovery.

• GitHub-native format

  • Implemented as a GitHub repository with a README index, making it easy to browse, search, and contribute.

• Community maintenance

  • Maintained in an open repository with code of conduct and license files, enabling contributions and updates from the community.

Pricing

• Free – The list and all its contents are available to browse and use at no cost. Individual libraries are open source under their respective licenses.

License

• The directory itself is distributed under an open-source license (see the LICENSE file in the repository for exact terms).
• Each listed library uses its own license, explicitly linked next to the library entry.