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Pure.css makes it simple to build quick-loading, mobile-friendly websites that look amazing on any device since it is meant to be lightweight, modular, and responsive. To make default styles consistent across many browsers, Normalize.css is used to build Pure. CSS is designed to be minimal and lightweight.

Introduction to Pure.css

Everyone please just look at me ignoring this yet another css framework…

is there any react package for it ?

Nice article, not sure if i would use it since i work with react and tailwind is better for react.

Interesting read. Never heard of Pure CSS.