Why You Should Buy An Awesome Flutter UI Kit

Look, the mobile app market is a mature market. Desktop apps are also a mature market, along with web applications. And, of course, the job market for front-end developers is also a mature market. And to top it off, there are enough gaps in the Flutter SDK that you end up using about 25 plugins to fill those gaps.

What if in buying a Flutter UI kit you got that core set of things for free in that the gaps in the Flutter SDK were filled in a very focused, systematic way that could speed up your app design prototyping time.

So let me show you behind the scenes of what is being worked on and will be ready soon to included with the Flutter UI kits.

Flutter Theme Mess

The ThemeData class only starts out with about 3 themes set-up, as the rest are set to null. And because the Flutter SDK always tends to be in flux of updating to that next brand new Material Design spec; there are some gaps in the application of that Material Design spec to Flutter themes.

What you do not know is the Flex Color Scheme plugin offers to fill some theme gaps by standardizing a way to fill those null themes with a more powerful version of ColorScheme: