Skeleton is a lightweight framework for HTML, CSS & jQuery that makes building websites easier.


What & Why

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Basics

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Typography

The typography of Skeleton is designed to create a strong hierarchy with basic styles. The primary font is the classic Helvetica Neue, but the font stack can be easily changes with just a couple adjustments.

Heading <h1>

Heading <h2>

Heading <h3>

Heading <h4>

Heading <h5>
Heading <h6>

Grid

Skeleton's base grid is a simpler variation of the 960 grid system. The syntax is simpler and is just as effective cross browser and across devices, but the awesome part is that it also has the flexibility to go mobile like a champ. The option is yours to have the site scale fluidly or to have a scaled fixed grid.

One
Eleven
Two
Ten
Three
Nine
Four
Eight
Five
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Eight
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Nine
Three
Ten
Two
Eleven
One

Tabs

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  • This is content about how these tabs are mobile friendly

Forms

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Media Queries

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The Future

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