Write semantic HTML.
Get a finished UI.
A small CSS framework. Link one file and your plain, standards-compliant markup looks right — semantic elements, a handful of classes, no JavaScript.
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Standards compliant and accessible HTML
Semantic elements and proper landmarks — equally readable to browsers and screen readers.
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Intuitive layout system
Rows, columns, grids and flow — spaced by the container, with a single stretch for the rest.
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Minimal classes
A class only where HTML has no element for the job; everything else is a bare tag.
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No JavaScript necessary
Menus, dropdowns and other interactions are pure HTML and CSS.
How it works
Your page is just header, main and footer.
In main, one h1 names the page and sections
open with a plain heading. See Page for the full
structure.
Add one line
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://stylesheet.org/stylesheet.css">Then write ordinary tags — they're already styled.
A taste of it
Buttons & status
Saved successfully
A tiny form
A table
| ID | Login | Group | Status |
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| 1 | admin | Superuser | active |
| 2 | ada | Editors | invited |