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zebicss

v0.1.0

Published

9 months ago

zebicss classless CSS stylesheet

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🐈‍⬛ zebi.css

A minimalist CSS framework for quickly styling HTML elements without the need for extensive customization.

Purpose

zebi.css is crafted for developers looking to kickstart projects without the burden of styling from scratch. Whether you're honing your JavaScript skills or rapidly prototyping an idea, zebi.css provides a clean and unobtrusive default style to elevate your project's appearance. In summary, it empowers developers to focus on functionality while maintaining a presentable UI, making it the go-to choice for projects in need of a quick styling solution.

Features

Minimalist styling for HTML elements
Lightweight and unobtrusive
Perfect for projects where design isn't finalized
Dark and Light modes for versatile usage

Installation

Integrating zebi.css into your project is effortless:

Manually

Download or copy + paste the stylesheet and include it manually in your project by grabbing zebi.css directly.
Alternatively, link directly to the CDN-hosted version by adding the following line to your <head>:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/zebicss/zebi.min.css">

You will automatically receive updates/refinements as they are added.

Automatically

Via NPM using:

npm i zebicss

Contributing

Feel free to provide feedback or report problems. I am open to new ideas and ways to improve.

Inspiration

Bolt.css shadcn/ui Simple.css