"Sketch" themes or "xkcd" themes (named after the pencil look of the comic) can be quite handy for this. For instance, Bootsketch: http://yago.github.io/Bootsk

"Sketch" themes or "xkcd" themes (named after the pencil look of the comic) can be quite handy for this. For instance, Bootsketch: http://yago.github.io/Bootsketch/ http://yago.github.io/Bootsketch/ I wish some of the bigger CSS frameworks would adopt sketch theming support as a "progressive" option, rather than the entire page all or nothing being Bootstrap or Bootsketch have the ability to add a "sketch" class to any element on any page. (Or maybe better yet, forcing sketch styles by default and needing something like a "final" or "final final" class everywhere, like the documents folder of someone that has never understood source control.)