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Beer CSS

Build material design in record time without stress for devs. We are translating a modern UI into HTML semantic standard.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Self-Hosted
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What is Beer CSS?

Build material design in record time without stress for devs. We are translating a modern UI into HTML semantic standard.

Why?

  • The first CSS framework based on Material Design 3
  • Latest "M3 Expressive" already.
  • 10x smaller than others CSS frameworks based on Material Design.
  • Translates Material Design to HTML semantic standard.
  • Ready to use with any JS framework.
  • Highly focused on DX.
  • No build steps, configurations or dependencies.
  • Build modern interfaces without any custom CSS.
  • Compliance with web standards.
  • Google Lighthouse friendly.

Let's be honest, in the ever-evolving world of web development, we're all looking for that sweet spot: powerful functionality without the bloat. We want speed, efficiency, and something that doesn't feel like lugging around a digital elephant. And if you're looking at the chart below, you're probably thinking, "Wow, XYZ is huge!". You're not wrong. But look all the way to the top. See that? That's Beer CSS.