Exoskeleton

Just a tiny and revamped version of skeleton.css.

It weights ~10 KB when minified, and features the latest (v4.2.1) Twitter Bootstrap Reboot.css (with some minor tweaks)

Disclaimer

After searching for a good css framework to kickstart a college project, I couldn't find anything that could fit my needs. Small, concise, semantic and responsive. Most of frontend frameworks out there are just amazing, but overpacked at the same time, and then i stumbled upon Skeleton, a very good starting point for small websites, but seems like it's abandoned (the last commit was in 2014!)

Remember that this is NOT an UI framework, but a starting point for new websites. The same as Skeleton.

Please note that this project is foremost to fit my own needs, but i'll try to leave it as much un-opinionated as I can.

Installation

Just drop the exoskeleton.css or exoskeleton.min.css file into your project and make the proper imports in your HTML file. Both files are already compiled and ready to use.

Usage

Damn... I need to write a proper documentation for this, but right now this is just a fork from Skeleton, so the same docs applies. Check their website here.

Compiling

If you want to build from source and overwrite a few things (remember, it has been written in SASS using the SCSS style) of your own liking, just run npm install exoskeleton.css --save and import it in your project.

Versioning

Exoskeleton is maintained by using the Semantic Versioning Specification.

License

Exoskeleton is released under the MIT License. Check the LICENSE.txt file for more information.