Browser-based web design platform with code import and CSS filters
I built a web-based app for building websites. The main unique features are: 1. The ability to copy and paste any HTML and CSS into the editor with no limits. I was never able to find another app that could do this without some form of limitation. 2. CSS filtering, which means you can click on an element to view and edit the CSS selectors and rules that apply to that element alone. In many cases I've found CSS naming conventions like BEM to become irritating at certain scales, so this is an alternative solution. This part of the app needs some more development work but the concept is there.…
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This browser-based web design platform lets developers build websites by writing and importing HTML and CSS code directly into the editor without restrictions. It features CSS filtering that allows users to click on elements and view or edit only the CSS rules affecting that specific element, offering an alternative to naming conventions like BEM. The platform prioritizes a lightweight interface, keeping the focus on code rather than complex UI controls, aimed at developers who prefer writing CSS directly over learning extensive design tool features.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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I built a web-based app for building websites. The main unique features are: 1. The ability to copy and paste any HTML and CSS into the editor with no limits. I was never able to find another app that could do this without some form of limitation. 2. CSS filtering, which means you can click on an element to view and edit the CSS selectors and rules that apply to that element alone. In many cases I've found CSS naming conventions like BEM to become irritating at certain scales, so this is an alternative solution. This part of the app needs some more development work but the concept is there. 3. Lightweight UI that leaves most of the development to code. I tend to get annoyed with UI's that try and address every styling possibility because it feels like I'm spending too much time learning the app, when it would have been faster to just type a couple lines of CSS. I would love to hear your feedback. There is no sign up and is not mobile-friendly. Hit [C] on the keyboard to open the code editor or hit the "<>" icon in the toolbar.
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