How to use No-Class Frameworks to Move Fast in Style
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No-class CSS frameworks style HTML pages using semantic markup alone, without requiring CSS class names in the markup. MVP.CSS is highlighted as a practical example — a single-stylesheet library that styles standard HTML elements out of the box, supports CSS variable customization, and requires no build tools. Key advantages include smaller payloads, simplified markup, easy exit strategy, and closer alignment with the CSS platform. Drawbacks include limited HTML component variety, minimal layout options, and no color/iconography guidance. The recommendation is to start new projects with a no-class approach before reaching for heavier frameworks like Bootstrap or Tailwind.