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I can't make up my mind about this. The developer in me loves bootstrap, it doesn't makes me think too much about UI. I can't just worry about coding and functi
by phatbyte 15y ago
I can't make up my mind about this.
The developer in me loves bootstrap, it doesn't makes me think too much about UI. I can't just worry about coding and functionality.
However, seeing all websites using the same layout it's pretty boring and dull. I think the web is what it is because of it's diversity. I'm a very visual guy, I love te see beautiful well design things and new approaches.
If bootstrap or any other framework is the end of road as far as UI interface, it's pretty sad IMO.
- nollidge 15y ago> However, seeing all websites using the same layout it's pretty boring and dull. This is a self-correcting problem though. Once there's enough backlash, people will start tweaking things to set things apart. Bootstrap is a good starting point, that's all.
- jshen 15y agothey don't have the same layout. They usually have the same nav bar at the top, but the content area can vary almost as much as something made from scratch.
- downx3 15y agoOn the flip side, I override a site's design (I usually keep the layout), and apply my own styles - and I'm glad to say that the web is a much better place for me as a result. I gain in having a more consistent experience across the web. This I think is touched on in Dave's article. I still appreciate aesthetic beauty, but the web just isn't the place for it. In my mind at least. Edit: I would change the layout also, but sadly to do that is non trivial.