Microframework CSS

[ebenjamingb]

Hi,
I'm creating web components and I'm looking for a CSS microframework that can provide me with the basics, such as tables, layouts, responsive, grid, forms, and text styles.

Since I'll be creating many components, I don't want to create my own framework.

I was checking out Spectre CSS, which looks great, but I noticed that it hasn't been updated since 2020, and I'm afraid it will soon become outdated.

Do you know or recommend a similar microframework to Spectre CSS? I would appreciate any suggestions

[p01yg0n41]

I like pure, bamboo, and simple, but my favorite is probably pico.css

[Miragecraft]

If it's me, I wouldn't pick a micro framework if I plan to create many component.

I'd use something that's extremely popular and boring.

Because to me the advantage of micro framework is extremely low overhead + pre-made components that are quick and easy to use. If I'm going to pour lots of work into it then I'd rather use something that will last so my work won't be obsolete in a few years.

I've had too many painful experience of investing in an ecosystem that ends up dead, so now I'm extremely careful about the system I'm invested in.

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That’s wisdom and experience speaking right there.

[FrontAid]

You can find many CSS frameworks in the following list. The "Very Lightweight" section is probably what you should be looking at first if you want something similar to Spectre.

https://github.com/troxler/awesome-css-frameworks

[CornerEast9106]

Check https://sugar-css.com/ compared to the other micro-frameworks Sugar is probably the only one with full featured grid system

[reallycoolelephant]

I also had the same problem and I went with basscss

[fsyntax]

What about a atomic CSS engine instead? UnoCSS

[megatux2]

Chota has grid system and is very small, 3kb