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Nothing on the page you did not put there.
The least theme that still counts as a theme. One column, one accent, and enough whitespace that nothing has to shout to be seen.
There is no hero, no card shadow and no gradient anywhere in the stylesheet. What remains is a baseline grid, one weight of rule, and the content sitting on top of both.
The whole compiled sheet is under nine kilobytes, which is less than most themes spend on their icon font alone.
I removed four plugins the week I installed it.
— A relieved site owner
Four decisions, and no others.
Baseline grid
Every element snaps to a four-pixel rhythm, so vertical spacing stays consistent no matter what the editor pastes in.
Nine kilobyte sheet
One stylesheet, no icon font, no web font on the critical path and nothing loaded that the page does not use.
No decoration layer
No shadows, no gradients, no rounded corners. Contrast and spacing do all the work of separating things.
Two breakpoints
One column becomes two and stops. There is no third layout to test or maintain.
What is left after the subtraction.
Each of these exists because removing it made something worse. Nothing here was added to fill a feature list.
- Four-pixel vertical rhythm
- Single rule weight throughout
- System font stack by default
- No JavaScript on article pages
- Contrast checked at every pairing
- Prefers-reduced-data support
- Zero layout shift on load
- Stylesheet under nine kilobytes
The details
- Version
- 1.9.2
- Released
- Aug 3, 2026
- Stylesheet
- 8.7 KB
- Breakpoints
- Two
- Web fonts
- None by default
- Front-end JS
- 0 KB on posts
Recent releases
- 1.9.2Aug 2026 — Dropped the last two kilobytes of unused utility classes
- 1.9.1Jun 2026 — System font stack reordered for Linux desktops
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