Open grantcodes opened 1 month ago
I checked out a bunch of the most popular css frameworks on GitHub to see what might be useful for this project:
Framework | Suitable | Notes |
---|---|---|
bootstrap | ✔️ | built with sass but think it can be used as pure css |
Tailwind CSS | ❌ | best used with build tools |
Bulma | ✔️ | |
Materialize | ❌ | Too outdated |
NES.css | ❌ | not appropriate |
pico | ✔️ | very simple but still pretty |
spectre | ❌ | Feels a little outdated, requries build step for theming |
milligram | ❌ | Feels outdated, no obvious theming |
Windi CSS | ❌ | No future updated |
MUI | ❌ | Feels outdated, build step for theming |
sakura | ❌ | build step required for theming |
PaperCSS | ❌ | not appropriate |
new.css | ✔️ | Very simple classless styles |
UnoCSS | ❌ | Requires a lot of tooling |
MVP.css | ✔️ | Simple classless css |
Simple.css | ✔️ | Simple classless css |
Tacit | ✔️ | Suitable but feels outdated |
Pure | ❌ | No obvious theming option |
Picnic CSS | ❌ | No obvious theming option |
Chota | ✔️ | Could be a good fit |
Foundation | ❌ | Think it needs sass for theming |
UIkit | ❌ | Uses build step for theming |
open-props | ❌ | JS based |
HiQ | ❌ | Best used with PostCSS build step |
Vanilla Framework | ❌ | Theming based on sass build step |
Cirrus | ❌ | Theming based on sass build step |
Blaze Atoms | ✔️ | Has a pretty cool tool to generate themes based on css variables |
Formantic-UI | ❌ | Theming has build step |
Spruce CSS | ❌ | Seems, pretty modern lightweight, but needs sass to be more useful |
Any starter kit will need to have at the very least basic styling.
I'd like to evaluate existing CSS frameworks / base styles to see if they would be suitable for this project (as opposed to building everything from scratch).
I believe any CSS framework used should: