Small web.
Clear ideas.

01 / Structure

Start with the document

A page should make sense before a stylesheet is loaded. Give it a descriptive title, use headings in order, and put the essential content in the main document.

Use links for navigation and buttons for actions. A small, well-structured page is easier to read with a keyboard, a screen reader, or a slow connection.

02 / Styles

Keep the palette small

Define a few named colors and spacing values. Reuse them consistently instead of adding a new exception for every section.

:root {
  --ink: #20362e;
  --paper: #f6f5ef;
  --space: 1.5rem;
}

System fonts need no download. Comfortable line spacing and a limited text width usually matter more than decorative effects.

03 / Files

Make assets easy to understand

Use readable filenames, explicit file types, and a small directory structure. Version a file when its contents change, and keep examples separate from application data.

The resource shelf contains a starter stylesheet and a tiny JSON example for experiments.