Four Angular libraries built and maintained as one system. Each page below lists what the library actually ships and links every entry to its running story in Storybook.

• Design library

  One primitive set, composed into two product domains

  A framework-free Angular component library: thirty primitives that own their own CSS custom properties, with no Material and no third-party component dependency. What makes it a design system rather than a component collection is the layer above — two unrelated product domains, real estate and personal finance, each assembled from the same primitives and each themed by overriding tokens rather than by overriding styles.

  93 published stories

• Charts

  33 chart types on one configuration contract

  A D3-backed Angular charting library where the chart type is a configuration choice rather than a different component with a different API. Every type reads the same theme tokens, so a consuming application restyles all thirty-three by swapping one bridge — and composition, annotation and tooltip content are cross-cutting layers rather than per-chart features.

  170 published stories

• Table

  Spreadsheet-grade editing on a virtualized grid

  An Angular table built for the cases a data grid usually hands back to the application: rectangular cell ranges, a fill handle, editors resolved per column, and charts rendered inside cells — all of it virtualized, and all of it measured at ten thousand rows. Styling is entirely CSS custom properties, so a consumer themes the grid without reaching into its markup.

  52 published stories

• Calendar

  Five views, drag-and-resize, and typed event payloads

  A scheduling calendar with day, week, month, year and agenda views over one event model. Events carry a consumer-defined payload type through to the rendering templates, so an application keeps its own domain types instead of mapping them into the library’s — and the whole surface themes through CSS custom properties.

  76 published stories