Thanks for stopping by!

I'm developing Breezy CSS, a markup-first CSS framework for quickly building accessible websites.

It is a classless semantic stylesheet for rapid prototyping, easy design, less thinking.
I want it simple, light and accessible to all.

I'm a moderate color blind and have a genetic cornean dystrophy (last one can be fixed from time to time with laser surgery).

I feel concerned and so i'm focusing on accessibility: good color contrasts, structured content using HTML5, readable font size, large clickable actions, adaptive layout. . .

Breezy, in its lite version, will also be useful for people who are learning HTML (allowing neat design without writing CSS). My aim is to provide visual meaning that resonates with semantic meaning.
Breezy core version will include data attributes that will allow you to build more complex web interfaces without using any classes.

If you want a personal touch for your project, use Breezy as a basis for your ideas, extend it with your own styles, customize CSS variables. . . And let your creativity run wild!

If you'd like to help support me in those efforts, I'd appreciate it!