Ink is an interface kit for quick development of web interfaces, simple to use and expand on. It uses a combination of HTML, CSS and JavaScript to offer modern solutions for building layouts, display common interface elements and implement interactive features that are content-centric and user friendly for both your audience and your designers & developers.
Although most Ink components are in full working order, some still have a few bugs that are being fixed.
Let's get you started with Ink right away. Here's what you need to know and do:
- Download latest build.
- Open my-page.html if you want to serve Ink from your host or my-cdn-page.html if you want to serve Ink from our servers.
- Check the template we provide and remove whatever you don't feel necessary for your project.
- Make sure you have ink.css, ink-ie.css and ink.js included somewhere in the
<head>. - Add your own stylesheets and scripts to carry all your project-specific changes.
- Keep coming back to the documentation to help you along the way.
- That's it! You'll see how easy it is once you pick it up.
We built Ink by standing on the shoulders of giants, following the opensource mantra. We acknowledge & credit those giants here.
Built with:
- FontAwesome (under cc-by-3.0)
- Ubuntu Font (under Ubuntu Font License)
- HTML5 shiv (under MIT License)
- respond.js (under MIT License)
- normalize.css (under normalizes license agreement)
We have two branches on our github repository:
- The master branch contains the latest release as its HEAD and all previous releases as tags.
- The develop branch contains our latest code that will eventually lead to a new release and tag on master
To get a specific release clone the repository and use "git checkout <release_name>".
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