@specter Had never heard of it, but doesn't look like what I'm looking for...
" Create fast loading, highly readable, and 100% responsive interfaces with as little css as possible."
I want to write CSS. Completely my own. I just want an extensible, base system -- not components and prescriptions that Bootstrap, Tailwind, etc. do. :/
I would expect a good dir structure including variables, media queries, custom selectors. Not necessarily utilities, but a system that helps you make your own spacing with common sense. A single, tiny file with opinionated typography, and autoprefixer.
No components, no other library being included (like Modernizer), and no task runner. Let the devs make that choice.
Idk, that's kind of where I'm at. It should be like 10-20 plain CSS files that don't jail you from day 1.
@meduz Oh sorry, you didn't mean Modernizer, you just meant like it. Honestly I haven't used it so I don't know.
@celia I should make my own, too, as I now have something that doesn’t change a lot from projects to projects.
Just added it to my 2021 goals, so it should be done by 2024. 🙃
@celia doesn't give you a design system, but Adam Argyle is a solid CSS expert and this is his starter project that he maintains: https://github.com/argyleink/shortstack
Also opinionated on the build system front though, so might not be the foundation to build upon, maybe good to fork?
@celia tailwind?
@celia tachyons?