Top UI and CSS Frameworks for Web

Primer is not a complete CSS framework since it only includes the basic styles and components used on the GitHub.com website. This means you'll probably miss widgets like date or color pickers, but if you want an introspective on how Silicon...

normalize.css works similarly to a CSS reset utility, but more accurately. While CSS reset files take all page elements and reset all their defaults to 0, normalize.css targets only specific elements that need a reset, elements known to cause display...

KNACSS uses only CSS code to create responsive grid systems that automatically adjust the content's position depending on the available viewport space. KNACSS is perfect for creating sites or pages that need to render on both mobile and desktop...

Decorator is an all-encompassing tool for creating websites that render properly on both desktop and mobile devices.It comes with lots of UI components and page layouts out of the box, ready to be deployed in live projects and provide a starting point for...

Materialize closely follows instructions laid out via the Material Design documentation and provides a simple frontend UI framework for building such projects. The framework comes with built-in support for responsive layouts and mobile devices, allowing...

Pintsize works on top of the Halfpint responsive Sass grid system, allowing developers to build websites that work properly on both mobile and classic desktop environments. Pintsize uses Bower, NPM, and Gulp to generate a standard HTML, JS, & CSS project...

Written in LESS, allows developers to deploy and start adding content to their website.BaseWeb is mobile friendly and comes with a built-in grid system based on the 960 Grid System.A sample page is provided with the download package.What is new in this...

While the Bootstrap frontend UI framework is marvelous, it is not the most complete UI framework out there. It only covers elements used commonly in designing the new Twitter look.In many of today's production environments, different controls might be...

SkyBlue is not meant to replace Bootstrap or other bigger toolkit, but is merely an alternative to those tools when the project is smaller and doesn't require such a bulky toolkit.The SkyBlue CSS Framework doesn't come packed with tens and tens of...

The Titon Toolkit is ideal for developing the interface of responsive applications, allowing developers to create one single frontend that works on mobiles, tablets, and classic PCs. Developers can use Titon with any kind of backend technology they want,...