wtf is fomantic-ui?

Fomantic-UI is a front-end framework that gives web developers a collection of ready-made visual components for building websites. Things like buttons, modals, menus, forms, cards, and tables all come pre-styled and ready to drop into an HTML page with minimal setup. The goal is that you write clean, concise HTML and the framework handles the visual presentation and interactive behavior automatically. This project started as a community-maintained fork of Semantic-UI, which is an older framework that went dormant. When Semantic-UI stopped receiving regular updates, a group of contributors spun up Fomantic-UI to keep things moving: fixing bugs, adding features, and generally keeping the framework alive for teams still relying on it. The longer-term intention, as stated in the project, is to eventually merge improvements back into Semantic-UI if that project resumes active development. Installation is through npm, the standard package manager for JavaScript projects. You add it to a project with one command, and an interactive setup guide walks through configuration. For teams that want only the CSS styling without the JavaScript behavior, a CSS-only package is available separately. There are also LESS and SASS versions for teams that use those CSS preprocessor tools in their build pipeline. Browser support covers recent versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge, plus mobile browsers on iOS and Android. Older browsers like Internet Explorer 11 are not actively supported for bug fixes as of version 2.9.0, though the framework generally continues to work in them. The project is community-run and open to contributions. Bug reports and feature requests go through GitHub Issues, with a requirement to include a reproducible test case for bugs. A Discord server is available for general questions and discussion.