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Copy any block — it's self-contained. The seeds for a future community-layouts library.
One CDN import. Attributes for variants. A warm-minimal aesthetic that looks designed, not generated.
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Weblin ships with a skill.md spec so AI assistants can generate framework-correct HTML. The attribute API is model-friendly: <button primary> is easier to emit correctly than a 4-class compound.
Cross-document transitions via @view-transition and in-document transitions via the [vt] attribute. Both honor prefers-reduced-motion.
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For years, the frontend community has gravitated toward utility-first CSS frameworks. They solve real problems — but they also create new ones. Let's examine what we lose when every style becomes a class.
Utility classes are verbose. A single button can carry 6+ classes. The HTML becomes hard to read, hard to write by hand, and easy to get wrong. AI assistants struggle to emit the correct combination.
Attributes solve this. <button primary> is semantic, concise, and unambiguous. The variant is the attribute.
"The best framework is the one that gets out of your way."
The browser already has <dialog>, popover, <details>, anchor positioning, and view transitions. A good framework embraces these instead of reimplementing them in JavaScript.
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Clean Twitter/X-style embed card. Self-contained, fits any column width.
HTML is the dark matter of the web. Every framework compiles to it, every browser renders it, yet we keep pretending it's not the answer.
thesis: MPA — multi-page applicationantithesis: SPA — single-page applicationsynthesis: HDA — hypermedia-driven application— @htmx_org
The web doesn't need another JavaScript framework. It needs a better hypermedia. #hypermedia #htmx
Phone-framed UI concepts. Two mobile screens in a row on desktop.