title: HTML5/CSS3 classless framework
body: <p>Does anyone know of a simple HTML5/CSS3 framework which applies a minimum of formatting with no need for custom class names? Ideally it would take only properly laid-out HTML5, and would position elements with a minimum of flexibility, using common rules for, say sidebar widths and the like.</p>
  
  <p>With HTML5 there much less need for custom class names, with elements like <code>header</code>, <code>nav</code> or <code>aside</code>, but I haven't yet seen a framwork taking full advantage of that. Any ideas?</p>
  
  <p><strong>Clarification:</strong> I've been through all the usual suspects (Bootstrap, HTML% Boilerplate, Shim and the like), and none of them scratches my itch. And that itch is a simple combo of plain HTML5 structure which assumes nothing about the design but defines everything semantically, with a simple CSS3 stylesheet which defines the actual layout. I can envision it using several stylesheets, with a base one defining the layout of elements and separate one(s) for actual design. It would be used as a simple starting point for various projects, which could be later customized individually.</p>
  
  <p>Apparently, I might need to go the way proposed by Wesley and write one myself...</p>