Search Results: CSSFramework

A new CSS framework called Frankenstyle challenges Tailwind's dominance with a radical 'de-valued' approach. By shifting utility values to CSS variables and generating interactive states at runtime, it eliminates build steps while promising smaller bundle sizes. Currently in early development, this open-source project offers a glimpse into a post-Tailwind utility-first paradigm.

The upcoming Butterfly CSS framework version 2 introduces a novel, attribute-based approach to dark mode theming, offering granular control over background and text colors. This method promises greater flexibility for developers seeking customizable dark/light experiences without heavy JavaScript reliance.