About FineCSS

FineCSS is curated for teams that need a dependable styling foundation without locking into heavy ecosystems.

Why FineCSS was created

Design systems often grow with tangled overrides and brittle tokens. FineCSS exists to reset those expectations with a curated, dependency-free toolkit that still feels modern and expressive.

Design philosophy

We treat components as composable building blocks rather than monolithic widgets. Each section of the framework adheres to clear spacing, typography, and color rules so teams can architect complex UIs through predictable rules.

Accessibility commitment

FineCSS values WCAG guidelines as a baseline. Focus indicators, contrast tokens, and semantic markup all ship out of the box. We refuse to trade accessibility for aesthetics.

Every release undergoes automated audits and manual keyboard testing to keep standards firm.

What FineCSS intentionally avoids

• Global resets that strip native accessibility behavior.
• Heavy JavaScript dependencies or runtime styling.
• Proprietary class naming that conflicts with existing systems.

Versioning approach

FineCSS follows a v0.x → v1.0 roadmap. Minor releases in v0.x ship new components and polishing, while breaking changes only land when we bump to v1.0. Stable APIs are documented with changelogs so teams can plan upgrades.

GitHub & transparency

The source is hosted on GitHub, where you can review issues, changelogs, and contribute ideas.