Just a tiny and revamped version of skeleton.css.

It weights ~10 KB when minified, and features the latest (v4.2.1) Twitter Bootstrap Reboot.css (with some minor tweaks)

After searching for a good css framework to kickstart a college project, I couldn't find anything that could fit my needs. Small, concise, semantic and responsive. Most of frontend frameworks out there are just amazing, but overpacked at the same time, and then i stumbled upon Skeleton, a very good starting point for small websites, but seems like it's abandoned (the last commit was in 2014!)

Remember that this is NOT an UI framework, but a starting point for new websites. The same as Skeleton.

Please note that this project is foremost to fit my own needs, but i'll try to leave it as much un-opinionated as I can.

Just drop the exoskeleton.css or exoskeleton.min.css file into your project and make the proper imports in your HTML file. Both files are already compiled and ready to use.

Damn... I need to write a proper documentation for this, but right now this is just a fork from Skeleton, so the same docs applies. Check their website here.

If you want to build from source and overwrite a few things (remember, it has been written in SASS using the SCSS style) of your own liking, just run npm install exoskeleton.css --save and import it in your project.

Exoskeleton is maintained by using the Semantic Versioning Specification.

Exoskeleton is released under the MIT License. Check the LICENSE.txt file for more information.