Arham Jain

lit - World's smallest responsive CSS framework (398 bytes!)

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lit is the world's smallest responsive CSS framework. It includes grids, cards, tables, typography, and more... all in under 400 bytes (minified and gzipped)

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James Welch
Nothing I love more than a teeny tiny CSS framework and this fits (very snugly) into that category :) Great work. Will try it out.
Brad Mitchell
Have always looked for something small like this, when all I need for a website is a grid (still have to learn CSS Grid). Thanks!
Arham Jain
I created this for one reason: how small can we go? Sure, there are plenty of other CSS frameworks, most of which do the same thing as lit. Lit is special because of the size, and the crazy amount of optimization that went into making it small.
Tushar Thakare

This should be default style of HTML,

Its THAT small. :D .

Pros:

This can hide default ugliness of basic HTML.

Cons:

None.

Andy Parkhills
This is awesome! I now know what I will be using in my next project. Lit needs to be the #1 product of today!
Pradeep Sharma
Finally someone did it. Thank you Arham
Shaun Swift
Awesome
Matt Polaniecki

I teach HTML/CSS and am always on the lookout for the best way to integrate responsive CSS + good looking design. This framework makes it easy to rollout a great looking page with minimal code. Just as easy as CSS Grid

Pros:

Looks and works great! Easy to use

Cons:

None!

Aj

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Pros:

found it really interesting and easy to use.

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N/A...

Brendon Brown
I am always looking for that sweet little CSS grid. 👍 Now give me a Sass version.