not a comprehensive list
2025 / 05 Tiny fixes, theme color now is Display P3, which is totally irrelevant. But it really burns!
2024 / 11 Changed quite a bit of the grid calculations in order to make the dimension variables truly variable, which they weren't in the previous versions when switching between fluid/semi-fluid sections and using 2/3 and 3/4 columns. And when the base grid-unit wasn't 4vw. I apologize for the inconvenience this may have caused. Lots of small additions and fixes.
Switched to .php filenames because of server policy issues. Favicons and f·p downloads added.
New button size classes and styles, some icons added.
Added a small set of page tamplates to overwrite and save some time when starting a project
Removed a serious design/rendering issue of the grid-system when running on a client that insisted on showing scrollbars everywhere. The developer running into that issue actually didn‘t bother… Fluid, semi-fluid and boxed setups added.
Complete rewrite of the section and grid system, cutting the CSS in half. Abandoned the bootstrap-y col-6 col-md-4 col-lg-3 for potentially every single block on every page, since we actually just copied the ones that looked right.
These actually happened along the way when (real) projects needed …prototypes, often for specific sub-topics. How to present a faceted search, how to improve a shopping cart, how to make a good-looking product page (without defining hundreds of CMS-components that take months to develop)…
The Bootstrap-markup was too heavy for most uses, and the handmade wireframe/prototypes slowly began to start a life of their own, until one was indeed used to build a minimalist small website that went live.
In 2018 we tried to build a set of front-end templates for a CMS in order to put togehter wireframes and click-thru prototypes without a complete development cycle. These basic templates for cards, sections, paragraphs were built on top of Bootstrap 4. 10 pages with all the usual GUI-suspects, pretty slim. But 360k of CSS.
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