Hey, thanks for posting Simpl.css. If anyone out there wants me to do an explination of it just let me know. and spread the love!
http://www.simpl.romack.net

I’ve been using Blueprint CSS for about a year and a half now, and it has completely changed my life (professionally). I like Blueprint because it’s written to be easily modified and it’s simple enough that I don’t feel like I’m learning a whole new language just to use it’s “powerful” tools (wether I need them or not). Half of the time I modify almost all of the typography styles or don’t use the grid at all. But at least its modular and simple enough that I can do that easily. Blueprint was so much easier than trying to wrap my head around the YUI library.

I’m a designer who is totally self-taught HTML and CSS. Some people criticize frameworks for being some kind of cheat that keeps you from learning CSS. But in fact, I feel like it’s the exact opposite. I’ve learned just as much from the Blueprint framework and the work it’s based on than any book or website tutorial. And most importantly, it gives me some best practices to follow that work every time. It takes much of the frustration and pain out of cross-browser coding.