Best UI and CSS Frameworks for Web

PocketGrid is an open source CSS grid system for creating Web pages where the content is arranged with the help of a grid display.Developers can create custom sized grids, controlling the number of columns and rows, nesting columns into each other, and...

Fraction.less is a collection of common styles for putting together a basic version of a project.Developers can use the default Fraction.less styles, or they can add their own modifications on top of them.The Fraction.less boilerplate was developed to...

Juice is a good alternative if you're one of those developers that's had his fill of Bootstrap, Foundation and all those pesky (and especially bulky) CSS frameworks.This small package allows developers to skip on loading a large CSS framework with their...

Emerald is a very versatile tool which developers can use to control the layout of their Web pages.Instead of going the classic route of using basic CSS, floating elements and then arranging them on rows using clear classes, Emerald takes another, more...

The "--csstyle" package is a must have tool for every developer addicted to the idea of constantly organizing his code, working with components/modules, and being able to update his UI without messing too much in the HTML.Working with --csstyle is a way...

Froala Design Kit is a collection of UI elements which when put together can create flat, responsive, parallax one-page websites.This toolkit heavily uses HTML5 and CSS3 as much as possible, avoiding JS-heavy websites that tend to lag and load much...

yue.css is not a complete CSS framework.It only includes the style rules necessary to format text-based content on a website.This includes paragraphs, lists, tables, code blocks, blockquotes, headers and...

Sass Flipt contains a plethora of UI styles, currently in fashion, perfect for building a modern-looking website.The standard package contains basic style rules for creating UI elements in the following styles:- Hollow- Flat- Zen- Glitzy- ChristmasSass...

Cinderblock looks more like a beautified CSS reset file than an actual CSS framework.It contains basic margin, padding & border resets and then a few basic style declarations to make sure everything lines up properly.There is also a basic typography...

Developed for BASSCSS Tempo can also work as a standalone tool, allowing developers to use it to add a base on which to build a responsive website on. Besides the classic grid display, Tempo includes support for a table grid with vertically centered cells...