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Unless I'm missing something, many of these would make no sense to actually use. The point of the bootstrap css is to provide baseline styles which handle all o
by JangoSteve 15y ago
Unless I'm missing something, many of these would make no sense to actually use. The point of the bootstrap css is to provide baseline styles which handle all of your functional needs.
In terms of button sets, you almost always need a red button to signify that this button does something dangerous (or perhaps just irreversible). And it must be done without making the user read, so usually bright red is needed. And if you have multiple shades of red (even an orange, brown-ish orange, or purple are pushing it I think) for different buttons, it becomes confusing and defeats the whole purpose.
Just taking into account the need for one red (and only one red), I'd probably rule out half of these as unusable combinations in an actual web app.
The other half look great though! ;-)
- coderdude 15y agoApples and oranges. Bootstrap's default buttons all carry some kind of semantic meaning (primary, warning, info, etc.) while these buttons are purely for their visual appeal. The colors within a single Kuler color scheme aren't intended to be used together in this pack, they're just arranged like that so you can see the color schemes. It's more like for when you want a nice looking button and want a wide variety of colors to choose from.
- JangoSteve 15y agoOh, then I misunderstood the purpose. Thanks.
- coderdude 15y agoGoes to show that the product description could use some work. :)