Yeti
CSS-first layout and styling framework for web designers, from Foundation, in beta in the repository that held Foundation for Sites.
foundationcss.com/yeti/repositorydocs
Yeti is a layout and styling framework from Foundation, written for web designers. The project’s site describes one stylesheet linked from a page, using native CSS features such as container queries, cascade layers and nesting in place of Sass or JavaScript. Layouts are named and set with data attributes, and type and space come from one token scale.
It lives in the repository that held Foundation for Sites, which it succeeds. The earlier framework continues on its own branch with bug fixes.
Worth knowing
Yeti is labeled beta but not yet released: its install guide says there is no package on npm and nothing to download yet, so today it is used by cloning the repository and building it. The license is the Functional Source License with an MIT future license, which allows use and modification but reserves offering Yeti itself as a competing product.
Sources
- 2026-10-27: Status
www.foundationcss.com/yeti/guides/install/ - 2026-10-27: links
foundationcss.com/yeti/ - 2026-10-27: links, GitHub stars, Contributors
github.com/foundation/yeti - 2026-10-27: First release
foundationcss.com/about/ - 2026-10-27: Maintainer
raw.githubusercontent.com/foundation/yeti/develop/LICENSE - 2026-10-27: Categories, Runs as, License
github.com/foundation/yeti/blob/develop/README.md