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Tacit [1] does a little bit of this. https://yegor256.github.io/tacit/ https://yegor256.github.io/tacit/

• Theodores 8y ago
  Yes that is what I like to see - no classes! So long as one structures the content then it looks good. Or at least not 'unstyled'. Tacit is behind the times when it comes to CSS Grid, I don't see the point in jiggling with floats, again it is one of those things that constrains how you think. With CSS Grid you can write content in a natural order and then position blocks of it according to design and, with a few CSS variables get it working in all viewports. Interesting that tacit does not show default styles with structural elements. Maybe the HTML5 spec has been worked through rather than the starting point assumed to be structured content. I can remember the days of Microsoft Word when some people would use templates and styles. Some people just did not get it and would make a title a title by hitting the 'bold' button and pushing the font size up, maybe using blank lines for spacing. I feel that the web is full of people who never understood styles in Word and didn't have a clue as to why you might need them.