<h3class="ui header">Powerful tools for expressing groups and collections.</h3>
<p>It's much easier to say in english, there are three tall men, then there is a tall man, a tall man and a tall man. Yet HTML often deals with groups this way.</p>
<p>In Semantic element definitions can be expressed in groups have shared atttributes like size, color, type avoiding repetitive declarations</p>
<p>In Semantic element definitions can be expressed in groups have shared attributes like size, color, type avoiding repetitive declarations</p>
<h3class="ui header">Portable and self-contained.</h3>
<p>UI components in Semantic can be downloaded individually, defining only optional couplings with other components. That means choosing to use semantic doesn't mean adopting an entire framework, or rewriting your codebase. Pick and choose what you want.</p>
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<h3class="ui header">Only the important stuff</h3>
<p>Instead of giving every possible variation, or behavior under the sun, element definitions are designed to be a starting off point. No oversized downloads, or kitchen sink, just the stuff to get you started.</p>
<h1class="ui header">UI Definitions <divclass="ui red label">First Draft</div></h1>
<h1class="ui header">UI Definitions <divclass="ui red label">Draft</div></h1>
<p>Definitions provide a re-usable format for sharing an interface design</p>
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<h2class="ui dividing header">UI Collections</h2>
<p>UI Collections are groups of heteregeneous page elements which are usually found together. Carrying the chemistry metaphor, these can be thought of as molecules.</p>
<p>UI Collections are groups of heterogeneouspage elements which are usually found together. Carrying the chemistry metaphor, these can be thought of as molecules.</p>
<p>UI collections have a definition of elements that exist, or could exist inside of them. They do not usually require all elements to be found, but they describe a list of the "usual suspects". Unlike elements definitions, collections are not typically useful to define in plural.</p>