MVCSS

Heavily inspired by OOCSS, MVCSS provides another way of writing "object-oriented" CSS.

MVCSS is more of a true CSS framework than a frontend UI starter kit, providing a collection of methods, functions and recommendations on how to write efficient SASS code.

By organizing code so it can be reused in more ways than one, MVCSS allows developers to write and maintain less code, even if their application boasts tens or hundreds of page templates.

Utilizing MVCSS in such cases is recommended, not only because its easier to maintain, but because the amount of CSS needed for a project is kept at a low number by always reusing and combining style classes.

MVCSS is coded in SASS and compiled to CSS after the application has been created. If you don't like writing SASS code, just compile it to CSS from the beginning and write your code in plain CSS instead of SASS.

MVCSS comes with its own styleguide and a collection of Sass modules/helpers and JavaScript (CoffeeScript) components.

What is new in this release:

• Fixed:
• Prefix Grid Component `device-type` mixin.
• Update `application.sass` imports to use single quotes.

What is new in version 4.0.5:

• Updated reset to Normalize v3.0.2

What is new in version 4.0.2:

• Moved the grid variables to Config.

What is new in version 4.0.1:

• Fixed:
• Rename `$b-borderColor` to `$c-border`.

What is new in version 4.0.0:

• Added:
• Tools section
• Components section
• Base components
• Removed:
• Core Content
• Core Layout
• Fixed:
• Foundation becomes core
• Modules become components/structures
• Settings becomes config

What is new in version 3.0.3:

• Updated Normalize.css to v3.0.0.