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Introducing inuit.css
Harry Roberts · 2011-04-21 · via CSS Wizardry

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I’ve just put a new project live–inuit.css. inuit.css is a sensible, production-ready and actually useful CSS framework. It doesn’t do much styling, but does a lot of nifty, functional things that most people should find useful.

inuit.css logo

The framework aims to tackle real problems and remove the boring, repetitive jobs that development sometimes brings. Follow @inuitcss for update info and release news, as well as being able to suggest new features and report bugs.

Massive thanks to Bryan James for the amazing logo and illustration work. Follow him on Twitter–he’s one of the best designers I’ve ever met.