Quick update on my very basic SkeletonCSS project that serves as a base CSS file I can use for future projects. I've been meaning to revisit how I manage fonts and sizing, I decided to move to a fibonacci sequence for sizing and came across an excellent Twitch stream covering great typography in CSS.
I've now updated SkeletonCSS to take advantage of the sizing scheme I chose and lifted some concepts from the video linked to above. At some point in time, I thought I got REMs vs EMs but I lost that over time and am catching up all over again. I had started using pixel values again, but the project now falls back to base sizes at the root level with REMs for fonts and a custom sizing sequence for everything else.
Last of all, this update brings with it an demo page for SkeletonCSS that you can see over at https://cchana.github.io/SkeletonCSS/.
Oh, almost forgot that I also added text-wrap: balance; to headings which should avoid orphans in titles that wrap!
Next up on my list is colour spaces... not sure how I'll bring them into SkeletonCSS or if I need to but definitely something worth exploring.
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