>> A normalization solution, typography, buttons and a grid system, just roll your own, with your own presets and much less bloat. I've gone with the "ala car

>> A normalization solution, typography, buttons and a grid system, just roll your own, with your own presets and much less bloat. I've gone with the "ala carte" solution and just grab a minimal grid system, a minimal css framework for buttons and other smaller components, and a normalization tool. I've found by being able to pick and choose my tools, it still takes a lot less bloat than BS. Having said that, I still find it useful. For example, I've been working on a large enterprise billing application. We used BS out of the box and although we ran into a few issues, it saved us months in design work and allowed us to start writing the services and UI pages much faster than if we had we taken a more "ala carte" approach like the kind I prefer.