Responsive Aeon Grid System is a simple and minimalist alternative to start with Responsive Design and fluid Grids for Web Designers. It is designed to be fast and intuitive, with less than 120 lines of code, and exceptionally fast load times.
Features include:
- Extreme simple responsive grid system based on 12 columns layout.
- A single CSS file.
- Memorable names, col + 1 = col1. So just: col1, col2, col3 and so on.
- Friendly warning to old browsers.
- Includes AI and PNG templates for designers.
- Includes HTML5 index example file.
Website: github.com/newaeonweb/ResponsiveAeon-Cssgrid
Support: GitHub
Developer: Fernando Monteiro
License: MIT License
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