A Minimalist Brutalist CSS Framework
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brut

a tiny framework that makes websites brut

Written in LESS, compiled to CSS.

Forked from Min

License

MIT licensed.

Building the latest BRUT

If you have nix installed.

nix develop

Then

./build.sh

If you don't have nix you need to manually install lessc and minify.

World's smallest? Really?

TL;DR Min really is the world's smallest CSS framework, however you slice it.

We personally feel that the criteria for "world's smallest CSS framework" are buttons, inputs, navbars, tables, icons, grids, headings and standardization of these elements across the "Big 5" browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and Internet Explorer).

Of course, your criteria for what a CSS framework is are likely to be different, and thus you are encouraged to (on the Downloads page) download whatever parts you feel to be relevant. No matter what you select (and what you compare Min to) Min will be smaller. Thus, Min really is the world's smallest CSS framework, no matter your criteria for what a CSS framework is.