Flow, a CSS framework for lazy developers

Flow, a CSS framework for lazy developers

So developers, right? We love to have all of our minuscule programming projects. Many web devs (not me, I love CSS and design) prefer to link to a CSS library like Materialize, Bootstrap, or Bulma. Unfortunately, these libraries are often large and can significantly slow down a web page's performance.

That's why I'm working on FlowCSS, a minimal framework for simple dev projects. Flow isn't designed to be a competitor to the big-name libraries. It's meant to be a fast-loading, tiny framework for small projects that you just don't want to look horrible.

If you want to include Flow in your side project, just put it in your HTML page's head:

<link href="https://cdn.micahlindley.com/flowcss/light/mostrecent.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Plus, it's got light and dark variants, for this world where everyone wants dark mode! 🌚😎 Just replace the part of the url that says light with the word dark and it'll automatically switch! I appreciate any feedback you have, and please let me know what components you'd like me to support in the future!

If you want to see Flow in action without using it first, check out https://cdn.micahlindley.com/flowcss.