Simple.css
FrameworkA single classless stylesheet that makes semantic HTML readable and tidy out of the box.
A mostly classless stylesheet by Kev Quirk that makes plain semantic HTML look tidy. It is about 10 KB, responsive, switches to a dark theme on its own and uses a local sans-serif font stack.
You add one stylesheet and write normal HTML; a few optional classes are there if you need them. The site says it suits simple sites like a personal blog, an about page, or the start of a new site.
It is MIT licensed, with a Getting Started guide on the GitHub wiki.
Good for
- Style a personal blog or one-page site with no classes
- Get automatic dark mode from one stylesheet
- Give Markdown-generated HTML a clean default look
- Start a small site before writing your own CSS
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