David Akinloye - Web Developer | ContraWork by David AkinloyeDavid Akinloye
Impact-Driven Software Engineer
Lithos UI — free, open-source neo-brutalist React library
I built and maintain Lithos UI, a free, open-source neo-brutalist React component library.
It just shipped its first npm release (https://www.npmjs.com/package/lithos-ui) — 16 components, 10 full page-section templates — with a distribution model I'm genuinely proud of: install it as a package, or copy-paste the raw source into your own project for full code ownership. Both are first-class, documented paths, not one treated as the "real" way.
100% free, no paid tier, ever — sustained by contributors and sponsors rather than a monetized product tier.
If you're building a product and want a design system with real structural guarantees (not just a Tailwind theme), or you're looking to contribute to something with an active, well-documented contributor process, I'd love to connect.
https://lithos-ui.vercel.app
(https://lithos-ui.vercel.app/) Asymmetric layouts, mixed column widths, and confident typographic contrast — this template treats your portfolio like a print spread, not a template grid.
Every project section is art-directed, not just populated.
Check it out
(https://incrediblestand.gumroad.com/l/portfolio-editorial) Harmattan Hues — Digital Publishing Storefront D'Stride Style — Fashion Web App