The design set is immaculately consistent, refreshingly modern and a genuine time-saver for those samey sections of a website, but Core really shines with its CSS framework.

The 'designed' look that professional websites have is largely down to having appropriate sizing and spacing at every display width, and the consistency thereof. By assigning CSS classes from Core to your various elements, the most tedious aspects of web development are handled for you.

Time is money, and adding Core to your workflow will permanently increase your profitability.

I’ve been looking at CSS utility frameworks to integrate with Oxygen, a no small feat by any measure.

Then David pulled it off with the Core set. It’s Tailwinds and UIKit wrapped up as a lite package that’s highly extendable. Simply amazing. We’ve already used it for 3 projects and won’t be looking back. It has saved us hundreds of hours spent on designing Oxygen sites.

Shorter design turnaround times gives more room in client budgets for back-and-frontend development, translating into happier clients.

What really shines about the Core Framework is that it works flawlessly alongside Oxygen’s default settings and components, not against them. Hands down it’s one of the best things that has come from the Oxygen Community.