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Monolith is an HTML-focused CSS framework, which means you will spend as little time as possible memorizing CSS classes, and instead write your HTML and get the expected result of a modern UI element, i.e. a button or input field.

The framework emphasizes…

• Configuration: The framework comes with a configuration file that you can update with your intended brand attributes, including colors, typography, grid, forms, and more.
• Semantics: HTML that is logical and written with accessibility in mind.
• Modularity: The struggle with frameworks is they are usually dependent on being your core stylesheet. Monolith is specifically designed to be scoped and controlled as an alternative, to existing projects.
• Agility: After reading the wiki and taking a little time to understand the component structure, you should be able to hit the ground running, aka, never need to read the docs again.

Currently there are only a few core pieces. Plans are under way to flesh out even more in future versions. Stay tuned! Until then, check out the rest of this guide for a crash course in Monolith’s offerings.

Cheers! – George T.

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