Tailwind CSS
Used by 43 Rails websites
A utility-first CSS framework that enables rapid custom design by composing utility classes directly in the HTML, offering flexibility and full control over styling.
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Used by 43 Rails websites
A utility-first CSS framework that enables rapid custom design by composing utility classes directly in the HTML, offering flexibility and full control over styling.
Used by 15 Rails websites
A widely-used CSS framework that provides pre-built components and responsive grid systems, making it easy to design mobile-first websites and web applications.
Used by 2 Rails websites
A placeholder for any CSS framework not listed, typically referring to custom or lesser-known frameworks tailored to specific use cases or preferences.
Used by 1 Rails website
A modern CSS framework based on Flexbox, offering a clean and simple structure for building responsive and flexible web interfaces without JavaScript dependencies.
Used by 1 Rails website
A responsive front-end framework offering a range of tools and components for building flexible, mobile-first websites with an emphasis on accessibility and customizability.
Used by 1 Rails website
A CSS approach where styles are scoped to individual components, ensuring that class names are locally scoped and preventing style conflicts.
Used by 1 Rails website
A CSS framework based on Google's Material Design, providing a rich set of UI components, animations, and responsive grids for building modern, aesthetically-pleasing web applications.
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A CSS framework focused on simplicity and consistency, offering a set of base styles and a flexible grid system for building responsive web applications.
Not used by any Rails web apps yet
A CSS framework that uses human-readable class names and components based on natural language principles, allowing for intuitive and easy-to-understand code.