Pico CSS: Minimal CSS Framework for Semantic HTML

Pico CSS is a minimalist and lightweight CSS framework designed for semantic HTML, emphasizing simplicity and elegance. It allows developers to create responsive designs effortlessly by styling HTML elements directly, using fewer than ten classes. Pico CSS operates without dependencies, package managers, or JavaScript, ensuring a clean and straightforward implementation. It features responsive font sizes and spacing that adapt to various screen widths, providing a consistent appearance across devices. The framework includes two color schemes—light and dark—that automatically adjust based on user preferences without JavaScript. Customization is facilitated through over 130 CSS variables and SASS, allowing users to select from 20 color themes and 30+ modular components. Pico CSS is optimized for performance, reducing memory usage and file load times compared to more complex frameworks. The current version is 2.0.6, and it is licensed under MIT for code and CC BY-SA 4.0 for documentation.

- Pico CSS is a lightweight framework focused on semantic HTML.

- It requires minimal classes and no external dependencies.

- The framework supports responsive design and automatic color scheme adaptation.

- Customization options include CSS variables and modular components.

- Optimized for performance, it reduces memory usage and file load times.