Grid systems. Plain CSS.
No runtime, nothing to mount and nothing to destroy. A stylesheet, the custom properties that are its real interface, and a page using it, because you cannot tell whether a measure works until a paragraph and a photograph are competing for the same columns.
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AsymmetricColumns AsymmetricUnequal columns generated from one ratio, with a single vertical axis that every block hangs from
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BaselineGrid BaselineVertical rhythm where every line in adjacent columns sits on the same rule, including the lines under a photograph
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FullBleedTiles TilesA grid of tiles running to the edges of the window, ruled by hairlines that are gaps rather than borders
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MarginaliaColumns MarginaliaA column of text with a narrow margin beside it, each note held level with the paragraph it belongs to
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MasonryColumns MasonryItems of unequal height packed into columns, with the ordered variant for anything that is read in sequence
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OverlapGrid OverlapBlocks that deliberately share cells, so a title can sit across a photograph without a negative margin anywhere
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TwelveColumn EditorialA twelve column editorial grid of full-bleed bands, with an overlay drawn from the same properties as the layout