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How much of a site's personality would you consider is design, vs content and UX? I'm considering tweaking the over all colors and such for unscatter.com and ch
by jrussbowman 15y ago
How much of a site's personality would you consider is design, vs content and UX? I'm considering tweaking the over all colors and such for unscatter.com and chatfor.us (when I move chatfor.us to bootstrap) in order to differentiate them. I just haven't put a large focus on that, choosing to focus more on the functionality of the sites.
I guess my opinion is Bootstrap is a great way to have an acceptable looking front end while you focus on building out your minimum feature set.
- pault 15y agoAlso, your customers won't know or care that you are using bootstrap unless they are graphic designers.
- tzaman 15y agoI have visited about 20 - 30 websites in last month that were all very obviously built with bootstrap. I can't remember even one of them (apart from the one in the topic). Because they looked and felt alike. I think first impressions matter, and if a website/app won't make a good one on me, then they lost me as their potential customer. The way bootstrap is built (LESS) - it allows to customize pretty much anything, widths, margins, borders, colors... To me it's just lazy if developers leave everything to the defaults and put the website/app on the web, and "see how it goes", then build on that.