I wrote my own CSS framework because I felt there wasn’t a lightweight option out there that could be used as a solid website foundation. Websites that use libraries like bootstrap oftentimes have developers who misuse it and have thousands of excess lines of CSS for features and elements their website isn’t using. Worse still, a lot of these developers spend hours “unstyling” bootstrap with soups of malformed and !important CSS rules. Used well, many of the CSS frameworks out there like bootstrap are very powerful tools, but for some projects I wanted a very lightweight and clean baseline to work from.
I highly recommend viewing the online documentation to learn more about it. It runs this very website, and many others.
Features:
- Fully responsive flexbox grids
- Responsive prefixed gutter classes
- Solid css reset
- Full color scheme with variable configuration
- Automatic text color contrast finder
- Common UI elements such as Tabs, Pagination, Modals
- Striking and well spaced typoography
- Intelligent form validation and styling
- Very helpful helper classes
- All in under 40kb!