This looks very very cool. Will definitely look in to using this for more static internal tools!

ultra-lightweight, these dev's probably go hiking. I like : )

Thank you for this, can’t wait to use. Minimalism at its best.

The code example doesn't render for me.

how do you contrast this with https://picocss.com/ ?

I like your presentation of the components, but i'm having trouble finding the essential distinctions

The form component:

https://oat.ink/components/#form

Looks a lot like a raw HTML+CSS framework I made in 2009:

https://alganet.github.io/ghiaweb/ (it has some small glitches, browser widgets changed a lot since 2009).

Particularly the use of the label, fieldset and legend elements as native accessible solutions instead of instrumenting divs. Even the styling and the example resembles it a bit!

https://oat.ink/components/#grid

This is where it falls from grace IMHO. Grid classes are fundamentally non-semantic. I know they're popular and useful, but there must be a better (semantic) way of doing this. I haven't found it yet, but there must be.

No, this is "Oat - Ultra-lightweight, semantic, zero-dependency Javascript UI component library". If it doesn't work without javascript it is not an HTML UI component library.

Claims no classes but uses data- attributes and also classes (just look at the button example…)

Looks okay, but I don’t see why to use this over something like Marx if all you need is to not have bare browser default styling.

should call it oatmilk for max exposure