A modern CSS framework – versatile, well documented

[rtcoms]

https://teutonic.co/

[aidanlister]

My first impressions of the real world examples page was that this could hardly be called modern - it looks like UI design from the 90s.

I am sure the modern part relates to the best practices and flexbox usage, but I think you may struggle to get any adoption of this without providing a really nice example page of what could be possible.

[likeclockwork → aidanlister]

It really doesn't (look like UI design from the 90s). There is definitely something retro about it but for the web it's definitely beyond 90s. The more I looked at it the more I liked it. I wouldn't use it on a project but I wouldn't harshly judge a site or app that used it.

I think a palette shift would completely remove the retro aesthetic. They should probably do that if they want people to seriously consider using it.

[diaz]

Great. Clean and simple. Will for sure check out some css examples from here when I need.

[matchbok]

Ah, the daily "new css/html framework that nobody asked for and nobody needs" post.

[sbr464]

Interesting, not sure, but appreciate the real world examples section. Nice work

[Ronsenshi]

It might perform like a modern framework, but it hardly looks like one. Input field focus with inner shadow looks rather bad.

[thiscatis]

troll.css?

[ggm]

carousel?

[aaaaaaass]

This seems like a troll post. The css is insanely ugly. You are better off using native browser styles.