Gravity Framework – SASS based front end developer framework

Last Updated on July 11, 2021

Gravity Framework is an open source lightweight but powerful SASS based framework for building responsive HTML5 websites. This software helps you rapidly prototype your ideas and aims to generally make your life much easier.

Gravity Framework consists of a set of modular SCSS components that can be used for building responsive websites. It provides the essential components (grids, mixins, good default styles). Unlike bigger frameworks such as Bootstrap and Foundation, Gravity is very minimal.

Gravity uses Bourbon, a simple and lightweight mixin library for SASS. It also uses Bourbon Neat, a lightweight semantic grid framework for SASS and Bourbon. This framework requires Ruby.

Features include:

• SASS based.
• Range of useful CSS3 Mixins to make writing cross browser properties much easier: Rounded Corners, Text Shadow, Gradient, Transition, and Scale.
• Rapid Prototyping.
• Grid builder.
• CoffeeScript.
• Core JS imports.
• Base (essential styles, reset etc).
• Grid (grids via neat).
• Typography (headings, paragraphs, website typography).
• Components (styling for tables, forms, buttons etc ).

Website: github.com/aserra/Gravity-Framework
Support:
Developer: Owain Lewis
License: Creative Commmons 3

Gravity Framework is written in Ruby. Learn Ruby with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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