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<link rel="stylesheet" href="peels.css">
The CSS Flavor.
Le CSS pur jus.
Peels is CSS serving HTML: your semantic elements are presentable from the first <link> — and stay material to shape, not a model to endure.
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- Card
- Dialog
- Overview
- Headings
- Image
- Nav
- Stack
- Badge
- Cluster
- Drawer
- Header
- Input
- Picture
- Search
- Typography
- Breadcrumb
- Checkbox & Radio
- Grid
- Link
- Login
- Push Down
- Spinner
- Video
- Audio
- Button
- Footer
- Pagination
- Select
- Tooltip
- Figure
- List
- Picto
- Switch
- Switcher
- Tabs
- Dropdown
- Feature Card
- Fieldset
- Iframe
- Table
- Wrapper
- Callout
- Code
- Content Container
- Progress
- Sidenav
- Address
- Meter
- Notification Bar
- Sidebar
- Field Notes
- Ruby
- Spotlight
- Tree Nav
- Details
- Icon
- Accordion
To those who sow.
- Temani Afif (CSS Loaders)
- John Allsopp (A Dao of Web Design)
- Rachel Andrew (MDN)
- Andy Bell (CUBE CSS)
- Bert Bos (CSS)
- Hui Jing Chen (chenhuijing.com)
- Frank Chimero (The Web's Grain)
- Josh Comeau (Custom CSS Reset)
- Chris Coyier (CSS-Tricks)
- Vincent De Oliveira (iamvdo.me)
- Brad Frost (Atomic Design)
- Kitty Giraudel (Sass Guidelines)
- Daniel Glazman (CSS 2.1)
- Raphaël Goetter (Alsacréations)
- Jeremy Keith (Resilient Web Design)
- Peter-Paul Koch (QuirksMode)
- Håkon Wium Lie (CSS)
- Manuel Matuzović (matuzo.at)
- Eric Meyer (CSS Reset)
- Scott O'Hara (scottohara.me)
- Heydon Pickering (Every Layout)
- Kevin Powell (YouTube)
- Adrian Roselli (adrianroselli.com)
- Ahmad Shadeed (ishadeed.com)
- Sara Soueidan (sarasoueidan.com)
- Ana Tudor (CodePen)
- Lea Verou (lea.verou.me)