# CSS frameworks

Source: https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/css-frameworks/

- [The starter theme](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/starter-theme/index.md): The starter theme (`--css=anetos`), which `anetos new` writes unless you pick a CSS framework: Anetos's own stylesheet, about 270 lines of plain CSS, with no framework and no build step.
- [Start without styles](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/plain-html/index.md): `--css=none`: the same components, writing plain HTML without classes, and an `app.css` that holds only a comment. For your own CSS, or a CSS framework anetos doesn't cover.
- [Style with Pico](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/pico/index.md): `--css=pico`: [Pico CSS](https://picocss.com) 2.1.1, a framework that styles plain HTML, so its components write few classes. No build step and no JavaScript.
- [Style with Bootstrap](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/bootstrap/index.md): `--css=bootstrap`: [Bootstrap](https://getbootstrap.com) 5.3.8's classes, its stylesheet and its JavaScript bundle, as released. No build step.
- [Style with Bulma](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/bulma/index.md): `--css=bulma`: [Bulma](https://bulma.io) 1.0.4's classes and its stylesheet, as released, with a small script for the menu button. No build step.
- [Style with Tailwind CSS](https://docs.anetos.dev/guides/tailwind/index.md): `--css=tailwind`: components with [Tailwind CSS](https://tailwindcss.com) 4.3.3's utility classes, and a stylesheet that Tailwind compiles from them. `anetos dev` and `anetos build` run Tailwind's standalone CLI for you: no Node.js.