Flexible Web Framework: Sparkl
9
Sep
Sparkl is a flexible web framework for creating bulletproof websites.
It combines meaningful markup, cross-browser CSS and unobtrusive JavaScript.
Some features of Sparkl:
- Flexible layouts: compatible for changes in the text size and browser window size
- Semantically structured html: commented code & standard naming conventions
- Organised code: has a modular structure
- Themes: provides a themes package for a fast start
As mentioned, Sparkl is a modular framework which enables you to include the features you need & not use the ones you don’t.
The modules supported includes: reset, grid layout, typography, tabs, tables, images & more. And more to come.
Requirements: No Requirements
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://dazzl.co.uk/sparkl-css-framework/index.htm
Demo: http://dazzl.co.uk/sparkl-css-framework/vanilla.htm
Via: http://pixelco.us/blog/sparkl-otro-framework-que-fac...
Compatibility: All Major Browsers
Website: http://dazzl.co.uk/sparkl-css-framework/index.htm
Demo: http://dazzl.co.uk/sparkl-css-framework/vanilla.htm
Via: http://pixelco.us/blog/sparkl-otro-framework-que-fac...
- Tags:
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- Filed under: Design, MIT License, Xhtml & Css
2 Responses for "Flexible Web Framework: Sparkl"
Sounds interesting, but it’s a file not found on dazzl.co.uk
Oops, seems like index.htm is not a default document. Didn’t expect this.
Updated & fixed the links now. Thanks.