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What Our Clients Say

Trusted by startups and enterprises alike

"Moonshot enabled us to launch in just 10 days. The clean, monochrome design perfectly matches our brand identity. We customized the colors in 5 minutes."
Sarah Chen
Sarah ChenCEO, TechStart Inc.
"The block-based approach saved our team weeks of development time. We went from wireframe to production in record time without sacrificing quality."
James Miller
James MillerCTO, CloudBase
"Finally a CSS framework that doesn't fight you on customization. The Japanese typography support was exactly what we needed for our bilingual platform."
Yuki Tanaka
Yuki TanakaDesign Lead, NexBridge

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Moonshot

What is Moonshot CSS Framework?
Moonshot is a clean, minimal, monochrome CSS framework designed specifically for startup websites. It provides modular, block-based components that can be quickly assembled into professional corporate pages with minimal customization.
How do I customize the brand colors?
Simply override three CSS custom properties: --ms-brand-primary, --ms-brand-secondary, and --ms-brand-accent. The entire framework will adapt to your brand colors instantly.
Is Moonshot suitable for Japanese websites?
Yes. Moonshot includes built-in Japanese typography optimization with Hiragino, Noto Sans JP, and Yu Gothic font stacks. Add lang="ja" to your HTML element to activate Japanese-specific line-height and word-wrap settings.
What's the file size?
The core framework is under 10KB gzipped. This includes all components, utilities, and responsive styles. No JavaScript is required for most components — the few interactive features use a minimal vanilla JS bundle.
Do I need to install Node.js or any build tools?
No. You can use the pre-built CSS files directly via a link tag. If you want to customize the SCSS source, then Node.js and npm are needed for the build step, but they're optional for basic usage.