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Don't use a css framework unless you don't know how to design or don't have a designer. In my experience, you end up stripping out/overwriting more than the hel
by throwaway743 4y ago
Don't use a css framework unless you don't know how to design or don't have a designer. In my experience, you end up stripping out/overwriting more than the help it suggests it provides.
Also, from concept start to final product, the process is extensive. There are plenty of resources online, but boiled down > start with a concept, research/validation, wires/prototypes, test/reiterate, design exploration, design, test/reiterate, dev, test/reiterate 10+x, release, repeat. Missing a bunch of details and likely steps, but that's the gist.
- omarhaneef 4y agoI'll add this: I don't know how to design and I don't have a designer.
- throwaway743 4y agoAh word. Yeah then ain't no shame in using a framework, but give a shot at styling based on design inspirations you find. Design's just another system with rules.