Classless CSS framework with a clean, soft and modern design inspired by SakuraCSS and Marx.

Classless CSS frameworks is great for building a beautiful UI, without worrying about unresponsive and unaccessible elements. Chimera does the element-styling for you, which only leaves the layout to you. For building MVPs fast and building UIs without a designsystem; Chimera is a great framework.

• Guide to how chimera works and custom themes
• License
• Code of conduct
• Contribution guide
• Security

What we want to achieve with this framework is as following:

• 🔥 Easy to implement
• 👨‍🎨 Clean, soft and modern design
• 📱 Responsive by default
• ♿️ Accessible elements
• 🤝 Class overridable styles
• 🪽 Fast and lightweight
• 🎨 Theme based - Easy to customize

You can implement Chimera into your private project by downloading the ChimeraCSS package and directly link to the Chimera.css file:

npm install chimeracss
yarn add chimeracss
pnpm add chimeracss

import "chimeracss/build/chimera.css";

or by including this tag in your HTML header.

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  type="text/css"
  href="https://unpkg.com/chimeracss/build/chimera.css"
/>

ChimeraCSS is built with responsiveness in mind. All you have to do is to ensure that your application is responsive when using Chimera, and to include the Responsiveness tag in your <header>:

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

Chimera has multiple themes:

• chimera
• chimera-dark
• chimera-golden
• chimera-autumn
• chimera-blues
• chimera-plain

To use an alternative theme, change the filename in the import to the same as the theme. Here is an example of how to implement chimera-dark using the node_modules import method:

import "chimeracss/build/chimera-dark.css";

You can check out the full license here. This project is licensed under the terms of the Apache License 2.0 license.

You can contribute to the project in multiple ways!

• You can report issues
• Create pull requests
• Review pull requests
• And much more!

If you are interested in contributing with code to the project you can read more about that here, and about how Chimera works here.

Financial contributions are also very welcome, and can be made through a GitHub sponsors or via buy me a coffee:

• CV by Markus A. R. Johansen
• Homepage by Fuminori Tatsuoka