> Really nice. The only thing that would prevent me to give it a real go to is that it is a one man project not backed by any company... I understand this posi

> Really nice. The only thing that would prevent me to give it a real go to is that it is a one man project not backed by any company... I understand this position for large, dense frameworks (i.e. Rails, Zend, Spring) that you are basing your entire codebase on. Heck, I can even see an argument with Javascript (largely due to Node, React, etc. having a substantial impact you design around). This is CSS. Pretty much any front end developer can maintain a CSS framework that was dropped by its creator if push came to shove.