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A tiny Sass/CSS setup that aggressively defers to browser defaults.

Why?

I wanted to see how much CSS I could not write and still get a pleasant looking page that still feels "designed." A big goal was staying out of the way of all the things browsers do a great job of before we override everything (eg. clear focus on keyboard navigation, relative font sizing and spacing, etc).

Well, what does it do?

Not much! Basically accepts a couple variables and outputs some simple CSS. If you've been looking for a barebones bit of CSS for a simple text-heavy display, this could be a nice fit.

I want to override things more!

Awesome, go for it! This is super basic, so rock out.

Check it out.

I've put together a kitchen sink example.

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