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I always end up back at bootstrap, and eventually am pretty happy with it... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ https://getbootstrap.com/ https://getbootstrap.com/

• amanzi 6y ago
  Yep, agree. Starting with Bootstrap is fairly frictionless, it has good library support, and there are heaps of documentations/examples/tutorials easily available. And if you need to change the look and feel, you can swap out the bootstrap.css file with one of the examples from Bootswatch - https://bootswatch.com/ https://bootswatch.com/
  • primitivesuave 6y ago
    Bootswatch is awesome! Recently I’ve just been getting the original Sass files and customizing there, and setting up a gulp pipeline to build my modified bootstrap CSS file. Works great for most things.
• tekstar 6y ago
  now that Bootstrap uses the system font stack, using it doesn't have to scream "I AM USING BOOTSTRAP" any more
• antoineMoPa 6y ago
  As an alternative to Bootstrap, there is also Bulma https://bulma.io/ https://bulma.io/
  • yellowapple 6y ago
    Bulma's what I used for a recent project of mine¹, and while it did take some tinkering² to get it looking decent with minimal HTML pollution, I've been happy enough with it that I'll probably keep using it for new projects (and possibly redo some existing websites with it). ---- ¹: https://base32h.github.io/ https://base32h.github.io/ ²: https://github.com/Base32H/base32h.github.io/blob/master/assets/style.scss https://github.com/Base32H/base32h.github.io/blob/master/ass...