Actual FrontPress initial template has no css stylesheet. I guess FrontPres may not cause a good first impression because of that and this may cause some bounce rate for FrontPress. So this issue aims to stylize the initial template using a css framework already existent. No new css should be created for this project. Things to solve in this issue: * [ ] choose a good css framework; * [ ] apply all css classes to html templates; * [ ] discover any necessary html content and create issues to them; * [ ] determine how templates will inject css; ## Some nice css frameworks to think about: * [Pure CSS](http://purecss.io/) + [15.000](https://github.com/yahoo/pure/) :star: * [Bulma](http://bulma.io/) + [11.000](https://github.com/jgthms/bulma/) :star: * [Materialize CSS](http://materializecss.com/) [+23.000](https://github.com/Dogfalo/materialize) :star:
Actual FrontPress initial template has no css stylesheet.
I guess FrontPres may not cause a good first impression because of that and this may cause some bounce rate for FrontPress.
So this issue aims to stylize the initial template using a css framework already existent. No new css should be created for this project.
Things to solve in this issue:
Some nice css frameworks to think about: