If you're looking for a quick and easy way to come up with your website but are struggling to find a suitable design, D. Bohdan has you covered with an interesting list of classless CSS frameworks.

What is a classless CSS, you ask? If you're a lazy ass developer like the author of this website, classless CSS frameworks are the answer to all your prayers.

In short: those are just drop-in CSS files that apply default style to regular HTML entities, without the need to stylize them with classes: just focus on the structure of the page, don't worry about the rest.

Some interesting ones:

• LaTeX.css
• Retro
• new.css

Also, the W3C provides its own list of core styles: although they may look a bit retro (the still refer HTML4.01 and XHTML 1.), they are still an amazing starting point.