This isn't a framework per se, it's more of a CSS methodology, and it's simply my take on other people's ideas. It's based mostly off the fantastic work of Brent Jackson (@jxnblk) and Adam Morse (@mrmrs), and their own CSS frameworks, BASSCSS and Tachyons, with h/t to Harry Roberts (@csswizardry) and the BEM syntax.
npm i svbstrate
- It's easier for CSS developers of all skill levels to write clean, maintainable CSS.
- It's hard to break. Use light-weight classes to target changes at a granular level, and to build more complex components.
- It's DRY. Stop writing the same properties again and again. Use classes and the cascade to their full potential.
Questions, comments, suggestions? Open and issue or pull request, or reach me on Twitter at @estrattonbailey.
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