Such is almost invariably the case with most CSS frameworks until you work with a designer that seeks differentiation. That's the point where everything general

Such is almost invariably the case with most CSS frameworks until you work with a designer that seeks differentiation. That's the point where everything generally falls apart, for better and for worse, depending on who's responsible for reconciling it. Fortunately, this seems more easily amenable to that scenario than the typical framework due to its smaller footprint.