I agree that the original post lacks in critique. On the other hand, he does provide a great place to start from when considering CSS frameworks. By laying the

I agree that the original post lacks in critique. On the other hand, he does provide a great place to start from when considering CSS frameworks. By laying them all out on the table, we should be able to have a conversation around them to flesh out their relative pros and cons. In an attempt to start a constructive conversation, I'll outline my brief experience with Blueprint. Pros for Blueprint: - 24 columns to layout the page. E.g., you could have one 12-unit column, and 2 six-unit columns. - Basic text formatting, nice line-height handling. - Some decorators like borders between columns. - When you need tables, they look good. Cons for Blueprint: - Fixed 24-column layout can be limiting in some situations. - The occasional floated item breaks layouts. - Fixed height on headers is problematic for text with line breaks. (can be overridden, I think, with height:auto) I have less experience with other frameworks.