Field notes
Structure first. Style second.
Write the page, not the CSS.
Classless CSS stylesheet
EldanCSS is a tiny, classless, opinionated stylesheet for pages that already know what they are. Write headings, paragraphs, forms, and tables the way the browser intended.
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<p>Structure first. Style second.</p>
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<p>Write the page, not the CSS.</p>
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Structure first. Style second.
Write the page, not the CSS.
Why
AI agents can write CSS, but every project lives in its own repository. Without a shared starting point, each drifts toward a different look. EldanCSS is that starting point: a single, opinionated stylesheet with a common design language. It stays small on purpose: no utility classes to memorize, no component API to learn, no build step. I built it for my own projects. If it helps but doesn't fit, fork it and make it yours.
Wesley Sinks
Style semantic HTML directly. Add a class only when an element cannot express the component on its own.
One token system, resolved with light-dark(), follows the operating system or an explicit choice.
Custom properties, fluid type, logical properties, and modern selectors keep the file small. Browser support.
Monospace headings and a system sans body. No webfonts, icon fonts, or reset library.
Reference
Start with the guide, then use the demo as a visual checklist.