Modular design maximum flexibility

Build stunning, customizable web applications with ease. JTB_MD's modular components and versatile utilities offer unparalleled flexibility and efficiency.

A world of variations

Whether you're looking for a lightweight solution or a feature-rich toolkit for your applications; JTB_MD provides a wide range of variations to suit your specific needs. All created by our community for our community.

MD Default The default variation of JTB_MD that contains all parts and features.

Create your own variation 1 unique variations have emerged from community so far!

<!-- Use utility groups.-->
<div class='jtbF-inline jtbF-gap-1 jtbF-align-center jtbW-100'>

    <!-- Use Components. -->
    <jtb-button 
        content='Psst... your clicks give me butterflies!' 
        color='lime'
    ></jtb-button>

    <!-- Combine them! -->
    <jtb-button 
        class='jtbB-0 jtbBG-transparent hoverable' 
        icon='jtbi-f-heart' 
        color='red'
        format='text'
        _click='loveBack();'
    ></jtb-button>

</div>

Hybrid approach

Unlike other libraries, JTB_MD doesn't confine you to a single development method. Designed to support both Component-based and Utility-based approaches, it truly embodies a "hybrid" philosophy. Leverage the strengths of both methodologies to create exceptional results!

No dependencies!

Experience the power of a truly independent library. Unlike many other frameworks that rely on external dependencies, JTB_MD is built entirely with pure JavaScript and CSS. This means you have complete control over your web applications, without the complexities of managing third-party libraries.

Evolving every day

JTB_MD is constantly evolving with new features, updates, and improvements. Check out the pages below to stay up to date with our progress and future plans.

If you'd like to be part of the development process and help shape the future of JTB_MD, explore the many ways you can contribute and make a meaningful impact.

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March 04, 2025