Looseleaf
Looseleaf is a sketchy CSS framework for prototyping. Wherever possible, it is a classless framework–most elements are styled based on their HTML tags and semantic attributes without the need for additional classes. (There are some exceptions, most of which are found in the Utilities section.)
License
Looseleaf is released under the BSD 3-Clause license.
Third-Party software in Looseleaf
Looseleaf uses Modern CSS Reset, released under the MIT license.
Looseleaf uses the public domain Comic Neue typeface by Craig Rozynski.
Looseleaf uses a fluid type scale generated by the Utopia CSS Generator Mk II.
Looseleaf also includes the caret-down-fill and exclamation-circle-fill
icons from Bootstrap, released under
the MIT license.
The picture of the dog was taken by Ned Zimmerman and is released under a CC-BY-NC license.
Credits
Looseleaf is created and maintained by our contributors.
Some techniques in Looseleaf are inspired by prior work:
- Bruck
- Every Layout
- handdrawn.css
- Native Elements
- Primer
- tacit
- Tailwind CSS Typography
- Under-Engineered Responsive Tables