@rupl @heydonworks Found html5doctor.com/html-5-reset-stylesheet which looks pretty good on first glance. May build off of that

Design #protip (looking at you Hulu), don’t make your loading spinner look like a filling circle, it makes people think it’ll load once full

@rupl @heydonworks I’ll call that the Rupl Link Reset

@rupl exactly.

@rupl Literally what I want is the Meyer reset that’s a less harsh with its selectors (if I can) and some of Norm’s pseudo stuff

@rupl I don’t want a normalize, I want a reset. Is that the direction Normalize 4.0 is heading?

@rupl If I can find something that’ll do that for me, awesome. Otherwise I’m building my own!

@rupl :P I have a legit reason! I need some things from EMR and Normalize, and I’d like it to have a softer touch!

@kaelifa @onishiweb I do not use normalize. There are a handful of reset-like things it covers that EMR doesn’t, I’d like to have those.

@kaelifa @onishiweb the point is not having someone else’s design decisions as a starting point, having a blank canvas to design up from

@kaelifa @onishiweb I do not use frameworks (or more accurately, design systems).

@kaelifa @onishiweb Same with a reset, but I prefer to start with not needing to override anything as opposed to needing to everything.

@kaelifa @onishiweb Oh, see, I disagree. I don’t like Normalize, I want reset styles, but it does a handful of form things I’d like to keep

@onishiweb That’s all I use, but it’s a little too harsh, and I want to bring in some of the things it’s missing from Normalize.

Think I may try my hand at building a smaller CSS reset today

@StuRobson want! Where did you get that? This is my hamburger shirt cottonbureau.com/products/delicious-navigation

@StuRobson the hamburger! You fight for the hamburger! Actually, is totally fight for the hamburger…

Front end architecture isn’t just Sass partial structures and class names. It’s about how a page gets built, from request to complete.

@micahgodbolt @Una I’d argue architects are responsible for delivery and performance too. Not just ops.

@Una not to? Async the fonts in, use subsetting where appropriate, treat as an enhancement.

@poofichu @Una 😬

“I just want to rub oils on people” - @RonaiBrumett

Thanks for being awesome #sasssummit. My sides are available here: snugug.github.io/responsive-grids/# And Singularity: github.com/at-import/Singularity

RT @LeftyDesigner: Yes -> We’ve been using frameworks (Bootstrap, Foundation, etc.) as design crutches. Putting the cart before the horse. …

RT @johnwlong: From @Snugug’s talk on grids. #SassSummit