Instead of using large pre-made blocks, you use a collection of small, single-purpose tools to style your webpage.

Tiny Tools Strategy

You write style instructions directly on each element, so you do not have to flip back and forth between different files.

Styling Inside the HTML

You create complex designs by stacking multiple small labels on a single element to define its look.

You no longer have to invent names for every box or section, which saves time and prevents confusion.

You can use simple labels to tell an element to look different on a phone compared to a computer screen.

Easily change the color or size of a button when someone points their mouse at it or clicks it.

You can set up a master list of your specific brand colors and sizes to keep the whole website looking consistent.

Use short names to easily push items apart or line them up perfectly in the center of the page.

Quickly change text size, font weight, or background colors using human-readable names like 'blue' or 'large'.

Once you like a specific look, you can group those styles together to use them again for other parts of your site.

Since styles are applied instantly, you can experiment with new designs by simply swapping labels and seeing the result.

The system automatically scans your work and removes any style rules you did not use, making your website load faster.