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Be aware that these still require you to have at least a basic understanding of CSS and HTML (the more you need to customize it, the more you'll need to know).
by programbreeding 9y ago
Be aware that these still require you to have at least a basic understanding of CSS and HTML (the more you need to customize it, the more you'll need to know). Nothing crazy, but don't expect it to be a drag and drop designer.
For Bootstrap (UI Kit might be the same but I haven't used it) your best option is to look at their examples[1], find one you like, then view the source code from it. Use that as your starting page and go from there.
But like I said: any customizing, tweaking, etc will require you to know some HTML and CSS.
[1] https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/examples/ https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/examples/
- gremlinsinc 9y agoTrue, but if you have an MVP idea... best bet is just build it --even if it's not perfect/beautiful... just launch.. get some validation for the concept, maybe some early subscribers, and then hire an ui/designer to clean things up a bit.
- emodendroket 9y agoYeah, but mostly you just need to apply their CSS styles.
- roel_v 9y ago"But like I said: any customizing, tweaking, etc will require you to know some HTML and CSS." That's the easy part. Knowing what you want it to look like, that's the hard part.