Semantic is a set of specifications for sharing UI elements between developers. Semantic is also a UI library to make front end development simpler and easier to learn.

Semantic is production ready, but is formally "pre-release" until proper build and theming tools are available, and documentation is complete for all components.

The Semantic library describes many UI elements. In most instances it might be best to build a custom build with only the elements you need.

To download the entire library

git clone [email protected]:quirkyinc/semantic.git

If you prefer to download the whole kit as a zip, it is so conveniently packaged.

http://semantic-ui.com/build/semantic.zip

Build tools for creating customized downloads will be available in 1.0 Until then we suggest using an asset management tool like grunt or jammit to create packaged versions for use in production.

RTL versions are compiled on every patch update, and are available in /rtl/

More css-processing features are currently being added to help in the customizing and theming Semantic UI. This will be one of the core features additions for Semantic's first release version.

If you are looking for a SCSS/SASS port of Semantic for your rails projects check out doabit's Semantic UI for SASS

• Introduction to Semantic
• Contributing to Semantic
• Running Docs/Server Locally

If you want to keep track of development, please join our google group

Semantic is very new standard, and we need a community to become truly useful.

If you'd like to start a conversation about Semantic feel free to reach out by e-mail [email protected]

Please share any issues you may have, we need your help to get all the kinks out.

If you are reporting a bug you must create a test-case. You can fork this jsfiddle to get you started.

• Features Missing for 1.0
• Planned Updates for 1.X
• Additional Components Scoped for 2.0