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Ask HN: Are there any “high-density” CSS frameworks?
Hi, I'm looking for a CSS framework for an industrial/embedded control application. All I can find are CSS frameworks with large spacing inside and between elements. Unfortunately that leaves a lot of unused whitespace. I'm looking for something with a more "technical" touch, with high information density. The closest thing I found is flakes (https://getflakes.com/), which has a modest look but still isn't very "dense". Are there alternatives?
- mikojan 5y agoI don't know about CSS frameworks. However, there are web component libraries that match your description perfectly. I absolutely love: - SAP's UI5[0] - VMWare's Clarity Design[1] Don't worry: You do not need to set up npm projects if you are satisfied with what is available out of the box. It's a matter of including some JavaScript and using the custom HTML5 tags described in the docs alongside your standard HTML. [0]: https://sap.github.io/ui5-webcomponents/ https://sap.github.io/ui5-webcomponents/ [1]: https://clarity.design/ https://clarity.design/ Edit: Updated UI5 URL to point to the web components docs
- okl 5y agoThank you. At first glance Clarity looks better to me personally but I will give both a try.