🎨 Sketch is a CSS framework, it makes web designing more fun :D
Sketch is an HTML-based design tool. All you have to do is to write class names in your HTML, so you can focus all your attention on creating UI's and improving UX.
Classes of Sketch are named based on those of Sketch.app, one of the most famous and useful design tools. People familiar with Sketch.app will feel right at home here.
Sketch helps people rapidly build and easy to change web sites or apps. Having a physical model in hand, it is possible to incorporate the changes instantly merely by asking the feedback from the customers.
Sketch seems just a CSS utility(or helper) library, like SUIT CSS utilities, BASSCSS and so on.
Almost all CSS utility library rules named by the shorthand of property and values, e.g. u-flexAlignItemsStar means align-items: flex-start;.
We need high CSS knowledge using existing libraries, but rules in Sketch are named according to Sketch.app, so it's natural to read and easy to write.
Sketch contains responsive grid system using Flexbox, so we can build responsive web sites or apps more easily. Here is the code.
$ npm install sketch.css$ bower install sketch.cssSketch is intended for rapid prototyping. It includes some new features of CSS (Flexbox, for example) and therefore is not supported in IE < 10. Sketch will include unused rules in your web app. If you use Sketch in a production environment, I recommend you remove any unused rules via UnCSS.
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Copyright (c) 2016 Masaaki Morishita