The web is bloated. Trackers, advertisements, third-party JavaScript, custom fonts, unoptimized images, and useless CSS are prevalent on too many websites, all detrimental to user experience.
Lissom.CSS is a classless, minimalist, accessible, and themeable CSS library that aims to address the issue of styling web pages.
| HTML element(s) | Status |
|---|---|
<a></a> |
✅ |
<abbr></abbr> |
❌ |
<b></b>, <strong></strong>, <i></i>,<em></em>, <s></s> |
✅ |
<blockquote></blockquote> |
✅ |
<button></button> |
✅ |
<code></code>, <pre></pre> |
✅ |
<details></details> |
✅ |
<dialog></dialog> |
✅ |
<dl></dl>, <dt></dt>, <dd></dd> |
❌ |
<figure></figure>, <figcaption></figcaption>,<fieldset></fieldset>, <legend></legend> |
❌ |
<form></form> |
🟡 |
<h1></h1> - <h6></h6> |
✅ |
<hr /> |
✅ |
<img /> |
✅ |
<ins></ins>, <del></del> |
✅ |
<kbd></kbd> |
✅ |
<meter></meter> |
❌ |
<mark></mark> |
✅ |
<p></p> |
✅ |
<progress></progress> |
✅ |
<table></table> |
🟡 |
<ul></ul>, <ol></ol>, <li></li> |
✅ |
<q></q> |
❌ |
Legend: ✅ supported; 🟡 partially supported (WIP); ❌ not yet supported but will be in the future
For minifying the CSS, I use this tool.