Ready-Made Screens
Overview
Ready-Made Screens are complete, application-level UI implementations provided by FlutKit. These screens represent real-world use cases such as dashboards, authentication flows, and application pages.
Unlike reusable widgets or UI components, Ready-Made Screens are intended as reference implementations. Developers are expected to study the code structure, understand the layout and state management patterns, and then copy and adapt the code to fit their own projects.
This approach allows FlutKit to demonstrate best practices for building scalable admin dashboards and business applications using Flutter.
How to Use Ready-Made Screens
- Navigate to the relevant screen category (Dashboard, Apps, Authentication, or Pages).
- Open the corresponding Dart file in the FlutKit source code.
- Study how layouts, widgets, state, and services are composed.
- Copy the screen or specific sections into your own project.
- Modify styling, logic, and data sources as needed.
Note: These screens are not designed to be imported as-is like widgets. They serve as learning references and implementation blueprints.
Dashboard Screens
Dashboard screens showcase how FlutKit structures complex layouts with summary cards, charts, tables, and responsive layout.
Typical use cases:
- Analytics dashboard
- CRM dashboard
- Ecommerce dashboard
- Crypto dashboard
- Projects monitoring dashboard
- NFT dashboard
Source code can be found at:
lib/views/screens/dashboard/
App Screens
App screens represent feature-focused modules commonly found in admin or business applications, such as project management, email systems, or task tracking.
Typical use cases:
- Chat
- Projects
- Task
- Crypto
- Invoices
- Support Tickets
Source code can be found at:
lib/views/screens/app/
Authentication
Authentication screens demonstrate complete user flows including login, registration, password reset, and verification screens.
These examples focus on layout composition, form validation, and user experience rather than backend integration.
Typical use cases:
- Sign In
- Sign Up
- Password Reset
- Password Create
- 2-Steps Verification
- Screen Lock
- Logout
Source code can be found at:
lib/views/screens/auth/
Pages
Pages are standalone screens that are commonly required in real-world applications, such as profile pages, settings pages, or informational pages.
Typical use cases:
- Starter Page
- Profile
- Team
- Timeline
- FAQs
- Pricing
- Gallery
- Maintenance
- Coming Soon
- Search Result
- Privacy Policy
- Terms & Conditions
Source code can be found at:
lib/views/screens/page/
Best Practices When Adapting Screens
- Reuse layout patterns, not just UI visuals
- Replace mock data with your own data sources
- Refactor logic into services or controllers as needed
Ready-Made Screens are designed to accelerate development by providing practical, production-style examples while still giving developers full flexibility.
By combining Ready-Made Screens with FlutKit’s reusable components, you can build robust and consistent Flutter applications more efficiently.
