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Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - antix - 10-28-2015
i opened this topic as a discussion about teh responsive frameworks that are currently in use ..
i myself use bootstrap whenever i need to do a design ..
before bootstrap i used a self made css style file ..
now i use bootstrap
i guess the question is .. have you used bootstrap ?
do you prefer it or prefer another framework
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - Conan - 10-31-2015
I also use and prefer bootstrap.
I mostly code in php. I'm not an artistic person so I kinda suck at web designing. (I'm a backend dev)
I'm trying to learn how to use lightweight frameworks like zepto and purecss though. I need to consider the fact that the internet in my country is slow as hell.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - Han105 - 10-31-2015
boostrap is the perfect responsive CSS for my dynamic website, its useful
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - Conan - 11-01-2015
(10-31-2015, 07:47 PM)han105 Wrote: boostrap is the perfect responsive CSS for my dynamic website, its useful
I wouldn't call it perfect.
It's bloated. It's too big for slow internet connections.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - xdude - 11-01-2015
I know boostrap has lot of offer than any other freamwork out there but it's bit too much for a simple project. These days there are lots of other far more simple solution, for example
http://getuikit.com/
http://www.99lime.com/elements/
http://eiskis.net/layers/
http://www.jonikorpi.com/less-framework/
These are lot more simple and easy to use in my experience. There is another grid system called keleton which works great too.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - Unixfy - 11-05-2015
(11-01-2015, 05:01 AM)Conan Wrote:(10-31-2015, 07:47 PM)han105 Wrote: boostrap is the perfect responsive CSS for my dynamic website, its useful
I wouldn't call it perfect.
It's bloated. It's too big for slow internet connections.
Bootstrap has a horrible interface, and yes, it takes years to load on 2/3G connections.
(11-01-2015, 05:40 AM)xdude Wrote: I know boostrap has lot of offer than any other freamwork out there but it's bit too much for a simple project. These days there are lots of other far more simple solution, for example
http://getuikit.com/
http://www.99lime.com/elements/
http://eiskis.net/layers/
http://www.jonikorpi.com/less-framework/
These are lot more simple and easy to use in my experience. There is another grid system called keleton which works great too.
99lime's and Eiskis's are great, I might transform my website from BS to one of those.
My favorite CSS framework would be PureCSS, a framework developed by Yahoo, and used by Cobalt Host in their server panel.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - RickB - 11-17-2015
Actually, mine is Bootstrap. I am not that creative person. Most of the time I build web applications, that's different from websites, btw. My applications don't need have some fancy look. Using Bootstrap I can provide a simple, easy, quite good-looking application.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - corrida - 11-17-2015
Mine is Bootstrap too, but I might customise the apps/modify them to make some adjustments for my projects.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - meetdilip - 04-12-2016
I am a Bootstrap pampered developer/designer. Bootstrap does almost everything I need. I have tried Zurb's foundation as well. But it is a bit less appealing than Bootstrap to me.
RE: Favourate responsive CSS Framework ? - maroon93 - 12-01-2016
bootstrap is the best css framework
im using it on my portfolio web just need little customize too make it beautiful