Learn FLUENT-UI with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: `npm install @fluentui/react`

Wrap app with FluentProvider for theme support

Optionally extend theme with custom tokens

Import required components in React files

No external CSS required; uses CSS-in-JS

Install Fluent UI and dependencies

Wrap app with FluentProvider

Use style overrides and tokens

Test accessibility and responsiveness

Integrate with React state management if needed

package.json - npm dependencies

src/theme/ - optional custom tokens

src/components/ - reusable Fluent UI components

index.js - app entry with FluentProvider

webpack.config.js or Vite config - bundling

npm install @fluentui/react

npm run start - development server

npm run build - production build

Tree-shake components to reduce bundle size

Optional: include Fluent UI icons

Text handled via React

RTL layouts supported

Integrates with i18n libraries

Theme unaffected by language

Supports multi-language enterprise apps

ARIA roles included in components

Keyboard navigation supported

Screen-reader-friendly by default

Accessible dialogs, modals, and lists

Compliance with WCAG best practices

CSS-in-JS styling via mergeStyles or tokens

Themeable via FluentProvider

Responsive layouts via Stack/Grid

Customizable colors, fonts, spacing via tokens

Accessible by default

Components integrate with React state

Forms and modals maintain local state

Works with Redux, Zustand, or React context

Dynamic updates handled via React

No internal global state in Fluent UI itself

Data handled via React props and state

DetailsList handles tabular data

Forms use controlled components

Integrates seamlessly with front-end data flow

Supports scalable enterprise apps