Jellyfish is a front-end design framework for developing responsive, browser-consistent web projects.
Jellyfish has a few stings in it's tail:
- NPM is used to manage packages
- Gulp.js is used to run tasks to make compile easier
- Sass (SCSS) is used to compartmentalise components and organise css into digestible parts using the 7-1 pattern
- BrowserSync opens up a new window in your default browser and live reloads whenever changes are detected to your project's javascript, css or HTML
- Jellyfish is highly customisable with a settings to quickly theme the base styles to your project.
Jellyfish UI is best used as a dependency, see the documentation for information.
npm install jellyfish-ui@latestA special thanks to all of the developers who's existing frameworks have provided inspiration and pointers:
Please feel free to fork, comment, critique, or submit a pull request.
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.