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CSS at scale

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Brevis is a powerfull and easy to use CSS toolkit.

CSS toolkit engineered for high performance and scalable web applications.


Special Features

  • Not a single !important rule :tada:
  • Selector-First responsive design
  • Logical and super easy naming convention
  • FDFD (fast development faster deployment)

More Features

Utility-first

Immutable classes behave exactly as expected. A class does one thing only and does it well.

Lightweight

Brevis is super fast, lean and play well with other technologies.

Low Specificity

Only the selectors with :hover pseudo-class have specificity of 20. All the other selectors have a specificity of 10.

Consistency

Consistency is in the heart of Brevis. Once you learn how it works, you'll see patterns everywhere.

Neutral

There's no default style to dictate how things should look like. That's entirely up to you.

Cohesive Scale Pattern

Brevis uses the 8-point scale pattern to ensure a consistent design.

Zero Dependency

  • NO libraries
  • NO preprocessors
  • NO javascript
  • NO npm
  • NO grunt
  • NO yarn
  • NO bower
  • NO travis
  • NO cdn

Just a single file.

Documentation

The documentation resides in the docs folder, and it reflects the master branch. You can browse the online documentation and FAQ section at https://dlzi.github.io/brevis/.

Contributing

Please read our guidelines for contributors.

Help

If you have a question or need help, feel free to open an issue.

Project Description
Brevis Autocomplete Sublime Text 3 autocomplete plugin for Brevis CSS toolkit.

©2020 Daniel Zilli - code licensed MIT, docs CC BY 3.0.

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