This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Shashank Kawle
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a side project that started as a personal CSS experiment and slowly turned into a full-fledged framework. I’m excited to finally share it with you:
Aurora Fusion – a lightweight CSS framework with a modern, glowy and terminalized aesthetic.
Why I Built This
Like many of you, I’ve used Bootstrap, Tailwind, and other frameworks for years. But sometimes, I just wanted:
- a sleek, console inspired UI out of the box
- simple utility classes I could remember
- components that didn’t need JS to work
- and a framework that didn’t feel… bloated
What Makes Aurora Fusion Different?
Glowing UI – Subtle glow effects on buttons, text, tabs, and more. Makes the UI pop without going full neon.
Pre-styled Components – Buttons, navbars, tabs (both horizontal & vertical), quotes, code blocks, badges, alerts, progress bars — all built in.
Utility Classes – For text sizing (text-sm, text-3xl), layout (flex-row, gap-4), glow (text-glow), alignment, and spacing.
Easy Theming – Colors are controlled via CSS variables. You can tweak the palette to match your brand or style.
Zero JS Dependencies – It’s all CSS. Even the tabs work with pure HTML and input elements.
Live Demo + Docs
You can check it out here:
https://aurorafusion.netlify.app
It has live previews of all the components, utilities, and layout options.
Who’s It For?
If you’re building:
- A personal dev portfolio
- An admin dashboard
- A landing page for a side project
- A web UI that just looks cool
- …Aurora Fusion might be worth a try.
Feedback Welcome!
This is very much a v1 project, so I’d love to hear what you think.
- Did you find something missing?
- Any components you’d like to see?
- Should I focus on framework integrations?
Let me know in the comments or reach out on GitHub.
GitHub: https://github.com/ishashankkawle/Aurora-Fusion
Thanks for checking it out — and if you like it, feel free to star the repo or share it around. 
Stay glowing,
Shashank
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Shashank Kawle