Yumma CSS

Renildo Pereira Maker Pinned on this launch

Popular CSS frameworks usually optimize for readability-first, font-semibold reads like English. But readability comes at a cost: you need to memorize a separate vocabulary on top of CSS. font-semibold doesn't tell you it's font-weight: 600. items-center doesn't tell you it's align-items. The framework becomes a translation layer between you and CSS. Yumma CSS removes that layer. The abbreviation rules are consistent and predictable. Once you know that jc is justify-content and c is center, you know jc-c forever, and you also know jc-fe (flex-end), jc-sb (space-between), and every other value without looking anything up. There is no vocabulary to memorize on top of CSS. There is only CSS, abbreviated.