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styletmpdev

A minimal, eye-friendly CSS framework for development. GitHub-flavored dark theme.

Perfect for practicing frontend skills and rapid prototyping without the overhead of heavy frameworks.

Features

  • Dark, readable color scheme (GitHub-flavored)
  • Monospace font for code-like interfaces
  • Minimal CSS (302 chars) - low conflict risk
  • Clean tables, forms, and typography
  • Easy to inject and remove

Usage

Copy the <style> block into your HTML or PHP </body> tag:

<style>
body{background:#222830;color:#d2d7df;font-family:monospace;padding:20px}table{width:100%;border-collapse:collapse;margin:20px 0}th,h4{color:#d2d7df}th{background:#222830;padding:12px}td,th{border-bottom:1px solid #3e444d}td{padding:12px}a{color:#9fc0fc}input,textarea,select,button{background:#2a3139;color:#d2d7df;border:1px solid #3e444d;padding:8px;font-family:monospace}button:hover{background:#3e444d}
</style>

Or include via file in your dev folder.

Why?

I use it mainly for practicing my junior-ninja skills in frontend development. Perfect for quick prototyping, admin panels, and learning projects. No setup overhead, no framework bloat, no CSS conflicts.

Design Principles

  • Dark, not harsh: GitHub-flavored grays, optimized for readability
  • Monospace by default: Makes dev UIs feel intentional
  • Minimal selectors: Fewer conflicts with production CSS
  • No framework dependencies: Vanilla CSS only
  • Temporary-first: Designed to be removed without traces

Color Palette

  • Background: #222830 (dark gray)
  • Text: #d2d7df (light gray)
  • Links: #9fc0fc (GitHub-flavored blue)
  • Borders: #3e444d (subtle dark gray)
  • Inputs: #2a3139 (form background)

License

MIT

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A simple CSS dark theme inspired by GitHub for short development sessions.

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