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Material Design theme for Bootstrap 4
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About

Matilda is a Material Design theme for Bootstrap 4. The goals of this project are to provide a theme that looks similar to Material Guidelines, but not to overdose it with complexity. There's also won't be any additional JavaScript plugins, so you can use Matilda flawlessly with any framework like Angular or React. Currently it's in early stage development, but one can find it's quite usable already.

For further reading please continue to the Docs page.

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It would be nice to see any activity in project's GitHub page, feel free to fill issues and create pull requests. Project stars are also hugely respected.