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heki.css

v1.0.0

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Simple responsive boilerplate to kickstart your project

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Readme

heki.css

Simple responsive boilerplate to kickstart your project

heki.css provides a minimal set of styles for a clean start at only 2.5kb gzipped. It is intentionally not a UI framework and a great start if you feel that you don't need all the functionality provided by a larger framework.

Documentation

Motivation

  • Using CSS variables (for example: --primary-color: blue)
    • Simplifies customizing of boilerplate
    • Offers easy themeing capabilities
    • Change via Javascript
  • Consistenly using margin-bottom only (even in reset)
  • Responsive font-size using a modular type scale
  • It is just vanilla CSS, no compile step required

Getting started

Download

The easist way to get started is to download the latest release.

heki.css is available via npm

$ npm install heki.css

Add the stylesheet link tag in the head.

<html>
  <head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="//cdn.rawgit.com/fdietz/heki.css/master/dist/heki.min.css">
  </head>
  <body>
    <h1>Welcome to heki.css!</h1>
  </body>
</html>

Browser Support

  • Chrome latest
  • Firefox latest
  • Opera latest
  • Safari latest
  • Edge

You can use heki.css today if you can ignore Internet Explorer. Edge is fine though.

This mostly comes down to support for CSS variables. If you need to support Internet Explorer consider using a Polyfill myth or similar. To makes things simpler for now, heki.css only uses css variables at the :root scope.

Credit

Lot's of inspiration from minimal frameworks as for example milligram or skeleton.

The reset is based on Bootstrap 4 Reboot and adapted to use CSS variables.

Awesome articles as for example Locally scoped CSS variables: What, how, and why by Una Kravets.