# Quick start
> Add one stylesheet to a page and get a styled document.
Page: https://pico.rusticstack.com/docs/getting-started/quick-start
Pico Reforged styles native HTML elements. Link the stylesheet, write semantic markup, and you are done. There is nothing to compile for the CDN route.
## Link the stylesheet
Add this to the `` of your page. The link uses `@2`, the newest 2.x release.
```html
```
Prefer npm? Run `npm install @rusticstack/pico-reforged` and see [Installation](/docs/getting-started/installation).
## Starter template
Set the viewport, wrap your content in ``, and use plain elements inside.
```html
Hello, world
Hello, world
```
## A first look
Every example in these docs is a live page in a sandboxed frame. The theme and color scheme you pick in the header apply to it.
**Example: Semantic markup with a few classes**
```html
Hello, world
Plain HTML, styled.
Buttons, forms, tables and dialogs all work without classes.
```
## Light and dark
The page follows the visitor's system setting through `color-scheme`. To force one, set `data-theme="light"` or `data-theme="dark"` on ``, or on any element to switch only that part of the page.
```html
```
## Pick a theme
The default theme is azure. For another color, link a themed file instead, for example `css/pico.jade.min.css`. See [Themes](/docs/customization/themes).
## Next steps
- [Installation](/docs/getting-started/installation) for npm, Vite, Next.js and downloads.
- [Usage](/docs/getting-started/usage) to choose between the class, class-less, conditional and fluid builds.
- [Version picker](/docs/getting-started/version-picker) for every file name.