> Foundation's link takes me to a page where I have a bunch of options, and a bit "build a custom generated version". Their navigation is fuck all. Bootstraps

> Foundation's link takes me to a page where I have a bunch of options, and a bit "build a custom generated version". Their navigation is fuck all. Bootstraps is easy. Bootstrap: - Here's how you get started - Here's the components and how to use them - If you want a custom build, go here Foundation: - Getting started? "Sites Docs" which is in a menu under their "Docs" menu - Components? Included in the same menu under "Sites Docs" on the same page as getting started. The components are in the right hand menu. - Custom build? Located in the "Resources" menu under "Develop" Not at all intuitive. I still remember being frustrated at how I had to fumble around their site trying to find stuff. > Bootstrap's takes me to a screen with 3 options, but also - and this is key - CDN links. Right there. I can paste a few lines in my HTML template and start working. This has been available for Foundation for a few years already: https://www.foundationcdn.com/ https://www.foundationcdn.com/ > I don't need to install node/npm/etc. This is a biggie. I've been doing a lot more static site development and the JS frameworks now to create a decent website can been a huge PIA. There are a ton of them out there now - they're having the same issue JS frameworks are having, people are being fatigued by the amount of choices out there. Compare that to MVC4 or 5 where I can get a Bootstrap template setup with views and controllers and create multiple templates in a matter of minutes, it's insane.