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What would you recommend instead? Note the criterion here is speed, not modernity or aesthetics. Edit: by speed, I mean speed of development, or ease of devel

• Midnightas 8y ago
  Speed? Do it yourself, you only add what you need, no need to bloat the styles with anything you're not going to use.
  • ramraj07 8y ago
    I've been designing barely acceptable web UIs for my side projects for 17 years now and I think this is poor advice. I've found that bootstrap remains the best option to create a reasonably responsive, simple layout that is still quite usable on mobile as much as on the desktop, with no more than an hours' worth of work. And you don't even need to know css really. I've used vanilla CSS and HTML and even after hours of amateur effort the site always looks like it came from the 90s. I don't have the time to worry about what font family I want to use, is that too much to ask?
• Heliosmaster 8y ago
  Bulma is easy to understand and very fast to start using.