Concise is a lightweight front-end framework that provides a number of great features without the bloat. Concise is built based on Object-Oriented CSS principles and keeps semantics in mind to provide a small learning curve but high level of customization.
It's easy to get started with Concise:
- Download the latest release
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/ConciseCSS/concise.css.git - Install with Bower:
bower install concise
After you download or install the package, read our quickstart guide to get up and running.
What would a project be without gread documentation? Concise has documentation for everything that is included in the framework. If you see something that is missing or incorrect, don't hesitate to open up an issue on our GitHub repo.
Check out our documentation here: http://concisecss.com/documentation
You can keep up-to-date with the changes that we have made via our releases page.
In lieu of a mailing list, we are going to manage all specific questions through Stack Overflow. This way we can leverage the entire community for help, and also not worry about wading through loads of spam.
Members of the Concise team are subscribed to specific tags via Stack Exchange Filters so that if a question is properly tagged, we can respond in a timely manner and help.
Which tags?
Ideally we would like to keep it to just one tag for Concise questions, but we are subscribed to multiple varients to make sure nothing passes by us. However, for everybody asking a question, please use:
Where do I post this?
There are lots of different things that people will want to post regarding the Concise framework. Here is a rough outline of where you should post any given issue, question or contribution:
- Use Stack Overflow if you need help
- Use GitHub Issues if you found a bug
- Use GitHub Issues if you have an idea
- Use GitHub Issues if you want to ask a general question
- Submit a pull request if you want to contribute
Concise was originally written in SASS but has a port for LESS and a work-in-progress port for Stylus.
Concise is currently maintained under the Semantic Versioning guidelines.
Keenan Payne
Code and documentation copyright 2014 Keenan Payne. Code released under the MIT license. Documentation released under Creative Commons.