Licensing

The Berrario UI Library is provided as a reusable design and implementation system intended to help teams build consistent, scalable interfaces faster. This page explains how you may use the library, what you may not do, and how the included assets, components, layouts and utilities may be used within your projects.

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Plain Summary

You may use the Berrario UI Library to build personal, client, and commercial websites or digital products. You may customize the Library for your own projects and ship finished websites built with it.

You may not use the Berrario UI Library, or any substantial part of it, to create, publish, sell, redistribute, or package website templates, UI kits, starter kits, component libraries, design systems, or any other reusable product intended for others to copy, clone, purchase, or build from.

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What You Can Do

You may use the Berrario UI Library to:

Build websites and digital products for personal, client, or commercial projects.
Customize components, classes, and structures to fit your project.
Copy and adapt patterns for internal team workflows and production use.
Ship the UI in live projects, including projects that generate revenue.

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What You Cannot Do

To protect the integrity of the system and the work behind it, you may not:

Use, resell, repackage, redistribute, publish, or sell the Berrario UI Library, or any substantial part of it, as a standalone or reusable product. This includes website templates, UI kits, starter kits, component libraries, design systems, component packs, marketplace items, public downloads, or repositories intended for others to copy, clone, purchase, or build from.
Claim authorship of the library or present it as your own UI system.

You may share limited portions of the Library publicly for educational purposes, such as tutorials, case studies, or small code snippets, as long as the shared material cannot be used to reconstruct, clone, or reuse the Library as a full system.

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Attribution

For projects built with the Berrario UI Library, attribution is not required unless stated elsewhere in your agreement. However, attribution is always appreciated when appropriate.

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Assets

Icons in this UI Library are custom-built to support clarity, structure, and quick recognition while working inside Webflow.

Documentation icons are used mainly for guidance, helping users understand what certain elements represent, especially when the element itself is structural, behavior-based, or visually minimal by default. Documentation icons are not intended for publishing. They should be used only inside the Style Guide or documentation areas to support editing, setup, and component understanding.

Component icons can be used as-is, but for production projects, we recommend implementing a fully structured icon system with a consistent visual style. This helps create a more unified experience across buttons, menus, navigation, interface patterns, and other reusable components.

All icons may be replaced with your preferred icon set to better match your brand, visual style, or project needs.

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Warranty And Liability

The Berrario UI Library is provided as a design and implementation resource and may be updated or improved over time. While it is built with stability, consistency, and practical use in mind, it is not guaranteed to work perfectly in every project, environment, configuration, browser, integration, or third-party setup.

You are responsible for reviewing, testing, and validating the library within your own projects, and for ensuring that its use meets your technical, legal, accessibility, privacy, and compliance requirements.

Berrario is not liable for any direct or indirect issues, losses, damages, errors, interruptions, compatibility problems, compliance gaps, or project outcomes that may result from using, modifying, or implementing the UI Library. The responsibility for proper use, testing, customization, and final implementation remains with the user.

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Additional Notes

This page provides general licensing guidance for the Berrario UI Library. If a separate written agreement exists, the terms of that agreement may define additional rights, restrictions, or responsibilities.