This skeuomorphic ui kit makes software look like a piece of audio gear. Parts look like metal and plastic, wells look sunken, and lime LED glow marks everything that is active.

What is included

• A hardware panel with a large glowing knob, two power buttons, transport buttons, two vertical faders and a timeline slider
• Lime lit primary buttons with metal secondary, ghost and danger variants in five states and three sizes
• Sunken fields, textarea, select menu, checkbox, radio, LED toggles and a glowing slider
• Content, stat and profile cards, four alerts, a toast and a modal
• Navbar, tabs, breadcrumb, pagination, avatars, accordion and a command palette

Where to use it

Use it for music and audio tools, smart devices, gaming dashboards and control panels.

Design notes

Surfaces use top to bottom gradients, a 1 px light edge on top and deep shadows below, and inputs sit in dark wells. Lime #9BFF1F glows like an LED on active parts. Colors are carbon #26282B, steel #34373C and edge #101215, with a 12 percent grain over each section. Dark text sits on lime for strong contrast.

Built for editing

Spacing sits on a 4 point grid and layers have clear names. Fonts are free on Google Fonts (Inter) and every color is a fill you can change in the fill panel. Text sizes stay at 12, 14, 16, 20 and 36 px, so the scale is easy to follow.

How to use it

Copy the kit with the copy button and paste it into Figma with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V. The layers keep their auto layout, so you can edit text, colors and spacing. Install the free Google Fonts first so the text looks the same.