Sass framework of minimal includes to use as a blueprint to create a custom UI without the bloat
npm install keroseen-uiKeroseen is a set of minimally designed Sass mixins (Scss format) to be used for generating styles for a web project. The goal is to import the parts of the library you want to use and make use of the appropriate mixins in your styles. In fact, if you include the libraries and don't @include any of the mixins, zero code from the framework will be generated.
A major design goal of the library is to include the base styles directly in the developer defined styles instead of piling on override selectors. The mixins provide basic sizing and positioning defaults for elements or groups of elements on a page. Aside from the bare minimum for each component type, no other stylings are included.
Features ready for consumption as either functions or mixins:
* Minimal resets
* Configurable, responsive grid - pass in options to create one or multiple grids with your choice of columns (defaults to 12 columns) and optional breakpoints for portrait orientation
* Responsive containers
* Visibility classes to show and hide elements as well as make elements viewable only to screen readers
* Prefixed ($keroseen-) Sass variables available for re-use
* Basic card elements
* Top navigation bar either fixed or scrolling with page - mobile-first responsiveness
* Side navigation bar - scrolls independently, mobile-first responsiveness
* Utility function and mixins
* Action buttons - including containers for them at the bottom of the screen
The following items are not planned as features and likely will not be implemented as they are outside of the scope of this project:
* Color variables
* Large library of rigidly sized elements - outside of elements based on specifications (ex: Material design specs for cards) all components styles will have loose stylings to build on
* Fully color-themed components
* Shadows, animations, and other fancy visuals where not required by the element (ex: cards have a shadow to denote stacking)
* Internet Explorer support - if a developer needs support for IE, they will need to add it in their customizations
* Support for languages other than Sass
This framework is tested in and designed for evergreen browsers including Chrome (and by extension Opera), Edge, Firefox, and Safari. The framework targets the most recent and one older version of each (excluding Safari which is the most recent version only as Apple takes between 12 and 24 months for releases). There is no support built in for Internet Explorer but many, if not most, styles will still function properly. The framework may work in other browsers that are not tested.
Please see the CREDITS.md file for links to give credit/attribution where due to works used either to help create this library or for demonstration purposes.