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Using Office UI Fabric Core and Fabric React in SharePoint Framework

Office UI Fabric is the official front-end framework for building experiences in Office 365 and SharePoint. SharePoint Framework provides a seamless integration with Fabric that enables Microsoft to deliver robust and consistent design language across various SharePoint experiences such as modern team sites, modern pages etc.,. As a result, Fabric is also available for developers in SharePoint Framework to build SharePoint solutions. With the help of Fabric Core, a set of core styles, and Fabric React, a set of Robust, up-to-date components, developers can build SharePoint solutions that fit seamlessly into SharePoint.

When deploying new and updated experiences, Microsoft uses a version of Fabric and Fabric React in SharePoint. Depending on the requirements, Microsoft may decide to use the latest or a point in time release version of Fabric Core and Fabric React. This could potentially conflict with your deployed solution as it could break existing styles or components that are using Fabric Core and Fabric React in your solution . For example, the Submit button in your web part is now using a dark red background color scheme instead of the intended blue background color scheme due to a Fabric Core update pushed in SharePoint by Microsoft that uses an updated color scheme for buttons.

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