--- title: Why I created Unnamed date: 2017-09-20T16:45:01.889Z edited: 2017-09-20T16:45:01.889Z author: Ismail Ghallou (Smakosh) canonical: https://smakosh.com/blog/unnamed reading_time: 1 min (269 words) Tags: css, web-development --- # Why I created Unnamed ![Unnamed](/assets/blog/unnamed_blog.jpeg) I hate when I use a known css framework like Skeleton or Bulma… and specially frameworks like Bootstrap or Foundation… Because of many reasons but here’s the main reason: “since I’m also an UI designer, I always have to rewrite the entire css code of the UI elements like buttons, forms, cards…”. So I started going deep in css, like the trick to style a radio or checkbox button (hiding the input and styling the span tag), learned a lot about flexbox, about the standard way to make a grid system (floats & widths), flexbox grids & also cssgrid & a lot more…, and so I started posting pens of each styled element on my [codepen](https://codepen.io/smakosh) until one day I was designing an UI kit at 2 am — lol — and I thought about coding each element & that’s when I started coding the framework, I didn’t think about sharing it or open sourcing it but then I thought why not? some would love to use it too right? & so, I published it, made it open source & included everything on the github repository for the front end developers who would love to edit everything. Unnamed is easy to use & to edit!, there is also a npm module nmp i unnamed & import it if you're using webpack import 'unnamed' There is also a CDN if you're not used to the node eco-system https://unpkg.com/unnamed I got a positive & negative feedback on Product hunt that really made me go forward and make more useful products so expect more soon! Docs: On github: --- _Originally published at https://smakosh.com/blog/unnamed_