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Drop-in replacement for clsx and tailwind-merge, about 30x faster
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When a docs page, internal tool or prototype needs to look decent today, you can link one file and write ordinary HTML, with no build step and no class names to learn.
Sumi.css is a single stylesheet of about 6.7 KB, gzipped, by Vladimir Carrer. Drop it into a page and plain headings, forms, tables, accordions, modals and navigation get a calm, readable look, with light and dark modes that follow the system. Element styles carry zero specificity, so your own CSS wins without !important, and theming runs through custom properties you can tweak in a live token editor on the docs site. Focus rings, ARIA states and reduced motion are handled. It is MIT licensed, with no JavaScript, dependencies or build step.
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