Ideals behind FluidCSS

FluidCSS is a CSS library designed for customisability, and is especially aimed at designers/developers who want to quickly make a working prototype of their design.

Which means, it has all the stuff you might need, like toggle switches, custom not-ugly checkboxes, radio buttons, modals, etc.

Another highlight is full customisability with css variables without any preprocessors [like sass, less, etc.]

What is doesn't have is a solid layout system. And it was on purpose. This removes memorising of unnecessary class names and stuff that would require a steep learning curve.

If you are asking why FluidCSS exists when there are viable alternatives like Bootstrap or Bulma, there are two reasons:

A. It's like comparing Photoshop to MS Paint. Photoshop is an advanced tool with a really steep learning curve, but Paint is a simple and intuitive tool. If you want to quickly crop a photo, which one would you rather choose?

B. The second reason is rather personal: I was dead bored, thanks to COVID-19.

Here is the GitHub repo:

nikhilmwarrier / fluidcss

A minimal, hackable css library with responsive design in mind.

FluidCSS v0.7

Welcome to FluidCSS v0.7!

Changelog

This is a complete rewrite and overhaul. Some key changes are underlined below:

New Build System

FluidCSS is now written in Sass! [More specifically SCSS] (This was mainly due to maintainability issues while writing a big library in vanilla CSS.)
We now have a Responsive Grid system!
Added a better button ripple animation [as seen in Material Design]