Simple Grid

Responsive & lightweight CSS grid for your website.

2 followers

Responsive & lightweight CSS grid for your website.

2 followers

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Launch tags:Design Tools•Developer Tools•Tech

Launch Team

Robin

How is this different from Neat, Lemonade, or Toast? Also why include the type scaffold if it's a lightweight grid? I'm never against shipping product but I might be missing what's new here. Kudos for making this and a cool landing page to explain it as well.

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10yr ago

Hopdash

Maker

@twnsndco Hey Cole - thanks for the feedback. I included the typography treatment as a base since much of a grid is also dependent on vertical rhythm. Obviously people can overwrite as needed. It's not terribly different than the other tools you listed, just wanted to share what I had been using for quick landing page projects.

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10yr ago

Robin

@zachacole Sound argument to me! Definitely good for the quick lander so you don't need to up and make another grid. The landing page here was probably perfect for it 😁

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10yr ago

Headless Dropshipping Starter

This is awesome. Very simple and lightweight. I bundled this into a Rails RubyGem - https://rubygems.org/gems/simple... as I'm going to try it in my next project.

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10yr ago

Hopdash

Maker

@notrab Hey Jamie - thanks! Love the ruby gem idea. Mind if I share this as well?

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10yr ago

Headless Dropshipping Starter

@zachacole Not a problem. Literally took 5 minutes to do this so I'll document it better and link to you more when I get time tomorrow ☺️

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10yr ago

How is it different than http://getskeleton.com ?

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10yr ago

Hopdash

Maker

@jtown_ Hey Justin - Skeleton is a wonderful tool, and I used it frequently on earlier projects. I found myself quite often either not using many of the components, or re-writing them. So this is simply meant to be a boilerplate - just a grid and typography - that people can build up from.

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10yr ago

How's the compatibility with browsers?

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10yr ago

Hopdash

Maker

@kelvin___ Hey Kelvin! There shouldn't be any compatibility problems - the grid is based on pure CSS without a need for browser prefixing or anything.

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10yr ago