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Dev tools · July 13, 2020

Puppertino

A CSS framework based on Apple's design and human guidelines

Puppertino launched on July 13, 2020 with 143 votes, #228 of 4,305 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

Welcome to Puppertino! A CSS framework to help you create websites and apps that can feature Apple's design and guidelines.

Puppertino Siberian - A CSS framework for building stunning web interfaces with Apple

Welcome to Puppertino Siberian , a CSS framework designed to bridge the gap between the web and native macOS apps, delivering stunning interfaces that blend seamlessly into Apple's design language. With Puppertino, developers and designers can effortlessly craft pixel-perfect websites and apps that look and feel like native experiences on macOS. Its curated design system simplifies your workflow, allowing you to focus on functionality while giving you the freedom to personalize every element to fit your brand. With Puppertino Siberian, you’re in complete control. It’s designed to be fully modular, allowing you to import only the components you need. Don’t need the Layout CSS? Simply leave…from codedgar.github.io

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