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saffron.css

v0.0.3

Published

A modern, mostly classless CSS toolkit with India-inspired design.

Readme

A modern CSS library for smart Indians.

For AB testing, we need to create a separate CSS file for each test variation. This file will contain the specific styles that override the default Saffron.css styles for that particular test. The naming convention for these files should follow the pattern ab-[test-name]-[variant-letter].css, where [test-name] is the name of the A/B test and [variant-letter] is a single letter representing the variant (e.g., a, b, etc.).

  • All rules in this file MUST start with the .ab-[test-name]-[variant-letter] class selector to ensure they only apply within the specific scope of that A/B test variation.
  • Use existing Saffron.css variables (for colors, spacing, typography, etc.) within these rules to maintain consistency with the toolkit's design language, even within test variations.
  • Avoid adding general-purpose styles or complex component logic directly in this file. Keep it focused on overriding specific properties for test purposes.