css frameworks are premade, ready to use stylesheets that can speed up the development of your website by doing a lot of the styling for you. you can sometimes download them to host on your website, but many will have a link that you can put right into the head of your html file without needing to download them.
- dropin-minimal-css
- see how a webpage looks with different minimal stylesheets. good for people looking to quickly publish long-form written content on their site (like a blog, essay, tutorial, etc), want it to look nice without writing their own CSS, and want to preview many different options.
- sakura.css
- my personal favorite minimal css framework.
- NES.css
- framework inspired by the 8-bit graphics of the NES era.
- PSone.css
- framework inspired by NES.css that takes its styling from popular playstation 1 games.
- XP.css
- replicates windows XP.
- 98.css
- replicates windows 98.
- 7.css
- replicate windows 7.
- normalize.css
- a stylesheet that helps different browsers render elements more consistently.
- A Modern CSS Reset
- another css reset that i like using.