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If frontend stuff is fatiguing just use Bootstrap. You barely have to touch CSS with it (beyond using its classes on elements) and it is extremely polished and

If frontend stuff is fatiguing just use Bootstrap. You barely have to touch CSS with it (beyond using its classes on elements) and it is extremely polished and capable. Sure the stock output is a little corporate and bland but who cares, just get stuff done with it and worry about making it look unique later. edit: Material design is another good frontend option that lets you stop worrying about fiddling with design and CSS. There isn't as nice of a single framework for it like bootstrap though.

bob1029 4y ago
I stopped using bootstrap for my side projects once I learned how to use grid/flex. Breaking free of the front-end frameworks feels like flying when you are working on solo projects. MDN is the only web reference you need if you go completely vanilla. For team/professional work, I'd still stick with something like bootstrap.
- joelaul 4y ago
  This validates me. MDN is the bible.