Shorthand CSS: Feature rich CSS framework for the new decade

Lexington Themes

Good work Bansal. Just one thing, you may want to chechk the contrast on the yellow button you have on home page. Also, the cards.

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5yr ago

Bansal

Pattern.css

Maker

@michael_andreuzza Thanks for noticing. I will fix in the next release.

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5yr ago

Michael Andreuzza

Lexington Themes

@bansal_io you are very wrlcome buddy cool project !

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5yr ago

Bansal

Pattern.css

Maker

I have not used tailwind but here are some things that makes it different: * Two style files available monochrome and multicolor. * Two gray color sets available gray and slategray. * Make interactive UI using transitions and transformations. * 36 Google fonts are already included. * Take advantage of filters. It’s easy to make Apple like blur effect. * More color options than any other popular framework. * 250+ Gradient color options. * Responsive height * in-progress

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5yr ago

Cristian

UXWizz

@bansal_io "36 Google fonts are already included." Why is this a good idea? Isn't that a lot of bloat? Does it build with tree-shaking?

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5yr ago

Bansal

Pattern.css

Maker

@cristy94 The core idea behind the shorthand is that you don't need to write css for small website. So I curated most popular google fonts that are ready to use. Just Import font and use. Look at my personal website bansal.io I used fira code font but there is no custom css for font. I am working on some free templates also and no custom css will be used, only shorthand classes.

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5yr ago

Bansal

Pattern.css

Maker

Thanks @chrismessina for hunting. Hello this is bansal, the make of this css framework. At the start of new decade I thought I should made something exciting so I made this. This is my first open source project.

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5yr ago

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