Natural Selection
A CSS boilerplate providing a collection of best-practice selectors for global styling, encouraging semantic HTML and accessibility.
What is Natural Selection?
Natural Selection is a CSS framework that provides only selectors—no predefined styling—serving as a boilerplate for starting web projects. It establishes a foundation for global styles while promoting semantic HTML and addressing accessibility concerns. The framework is minimal and adaptable, allowing developers to evolve it according to their specific needs.
Web developers and teams building projects from scratch who want a structured, best-practice CSS boilerplate that encourages semantic HTML and accessibility without imposing design decisions.
Developers choose Natural Selection over traditional CSS frameworks because it offers a lightweight, selector-only foundation that avoids styling bloat, promotes semantic HTML by design, and focuses on accessibility from the start, making it highly customizable for any project.
Overview
CSS Boilerplate / Starter Kit: Collection of best-practice CSS selectors
Use Cases
Best For
- Starting new web projects with a clean, minimal CSS boilerplate that avoids predefined styles.
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