Demos That Win Clients More Easily
More mature visual design, a more unified interaction experience, and more refined components and charts help the project establish a professional image from the very first glance.
The open-source edition focuses on frontend engineering reuse and fast project setup. The commercial edition further fills in key capabilities such as product interfaces, frontend/backend collaboration, permission security, business modules, and delivery support, helping teams reduce repeated setup and move faster into business development and project delivery.
More mature visual design, a more unified interaction experience, and more refined components and charts help the project establish a professional image from the very first glance.
Built-in advanced theme design capabilities cover style presets, primary colors, chart palettes, background systems, radius settings, and light/dark modes to quickly create a product experience aligned with the brand positioning.
Beyond frontend engineering, it integrates a NestJS backend, Prisma data models, permission architecture, business modules, deployment docs, and licensing plans to help teams launch real business workflows faster.
Art Design Pro X does more than provide the basic capabilities needed for admin development. It is built systematically around product design, delivery quality, permission architecture, module reuse, and long-term maintenance, helping teams create commercial-grade admin products that can truly land in real projects.
The system is no longer just a feature list. Unified visual language, clear page hierarchy, and a stronger product finish make demos and acceptance easier to support.
Theme capabilities cover brand colors, backgrounds, charts, radius, dark mode, and menu styles. Pages and components inherit settings naturally, reducing repeated CSS changes.
Dashboards, business pages, permissions, APIs, security, logs, notifications, files, schedulers, and workflows all have clear landing points, making frontend/backend collaboration easier.
The commercial edition combines style presets, background systems, primary colors, chart palettes, radius, dark mode, and layout direction into one theme configuration. It fits branded delivery, client customization, and long-term maintenance without rebuilding styles for every project.
Built-in dashboards cover analytics, e-commerce, CRM, recruitment, HRM, sales, social media, cryptocurrency, and more, with charts, cards, and data structures reorganized around real business scenarios. It also covers system management, monitoring, mall management, approval flows, notices, schedulers, content management, file center, and changelogs.
Built with Vue 3, TypeScript, Element Plus, Pinia, Vue Router, and Vite. Dynamic routes, menus, permission checks, token refresh, persisted state, i18n, and LTR/RTL direction are already integrated.
Style presets, background systems, primary colors, chart palettes, radius rhythm, light/dark modes, and menu styles help create branded admin interfaces without repeatedly rewriting CSS.
Multiple business dashboards, mobile card tables, print/export flows, field filters, custom column widths, drag sorting, and an AI code generator reduce the cost of building admin modules from scratch.
RBAC covers menus, buttons, data, and APIs. The NestJS + Prisma backend includes users, roles, departments, logs, notifications, workflows, mall modules, files, schedulers, and security auditing.
Art Design Pro X delivers the complete frontend and backend source code. Self-use, commercial delivery, and custom needs map to different license boundaries and support models. The full comparison is available on the pricing page.
For individual developers, in-house teams, and internal business systems. External client delivery is not included.
Current Price
For commercial development, client delivery, and production implementation across typical agency and delivery scenarios.
Current Price
For mid-sized and large organizations, enterprise procurement, and custom delivery scopes evaluated case by case.
Scope-based
If you are evaluating whether Art Design Pro X fits your current project, focus on product design, theme customization, multiple dashboards and data-screen templates, AI code generation, mobile adaptation, full-stack development, the permission system, and real business modules to understand its value in development and delivery scenarios.
The open-source edition focuses on frontend engineering capabilities and basic admin features, making it suitable as a project template and secondary development starting point. The commercial edition further provides a complete frontend/backend solution, covering product-grade visual design, performance optimization, a theme system, multiple professional dashboards, data-screen templates, RBAC permission management, real business modules, deployment docs, and project delivery licensing, helping teams launch formal commercial projects faster while reducing repeated development costs.
Yes, you can use it with confidence. Nest.js is built on Node.js's high-concurrency event-driven model, which fits admin systems, SaaS, and ToB scenarios well. It is written in TypeScript with mature modularization and dependency injection, and its engineering conventions are close to Spring Boot, keeping long-term maintenance and team collaboration costs low. In real projects, paired with clustering, caching, queues, and database optimization, it can fully support enterprise-grade workloads and is already widely adopted by many medium-to-large projects.
Yes. It includes dashboards, business pages, theme styles, and interaction details that show a system close to real production quality. You can also adjust themes and entry points quickly for a client industry.
It covers primary colors, backgrounds, radius rhythm, menu styles, dark mode, chart palettes, and layout direction. It is designed for client branding, industry style switching, demo packaging, and final visual calibration before launch.
It helps draft admin business modules around table structures, list pages, form pages, API calls, and basic CRUD code. Developers should still refine the result against project conventions, permissions, and business workflows.
The project considers AI-assisted development from the beginning, with built-in context specifications such as Skill, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and DESIGN.md to help Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and similar tools quickly understand the project architecture, development conventions, design system, and business constraints. Whether for requirement analysis, code generation, feature extension, refactoring, UI design, or documentation maintenance, AI output can stay more stable and better aligned with the project standards.
Review pricing and capability differences, then explore the frontend and backend docs for the full delivery path, license scope, and secondary development model.