Show HN: Furatto, a flat and sleek CSS framework

Maybe explain why it's a better choice than Bootstrap? It's certainly visually different, but still awfully similar to most end users.

Did a quick browse through the code. A couple of things jumped out:

1. A number of CSS classes have 'furatto' as a prefix ex. '.furrato-block'. This seems a bit counter-productive as the word itself does not add any value to meaning of the class names.

2. I notice that for the responsive design the class is '.row-fluid', but since responsive is now a norm it may make sense to have '.row' be fluid/default and have a '.row-fixed' class for the few that may want a fixed only.

3. I like the font, it works well, but for the navbar links its a little tough to read. Also the '.motto' class is almost impossible to read, though changing the font color for the class should suffice.

4. I really like the circular images and the inclusion of date picker and toolbars js.

I will definitely try it out and watch it on github.

p.s. you may want to look into the double right scrollbar that is on the github.io pages.

The controls on the first form on the Forms tab are not styled.

Yeah I just wanted to point out the native elements when you just want to use the default ones. But it is probably not clear enough...

It is just another option for a framework...it included some cool features that flatstrap does not probably the checkbox and radios buttons are the best example...

Also it was a challenge I put on myself and built better css