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Maybe it's just me, but everything is starting to look a "Twitter Bootstrappy" these days...

• taligent 14y ago
  Could be you. Or it could be me. Either way I associate Bootstrap with bold fonts, bold colours whereas this is muted. Reminds me of Kissmetrics actually.
  • nilved 14y ago
    I think it's a combination of: * the dark top bar; * the blue gradient buttons; * it's primarily a 1-column layout with a 3-column segment ('buy into being safer' &c.) None of those Bootstrap-specific, of course, but they are increasingly common as a result of it.
• btipling 14y ago
  A more unified experience across the web is a good thing. It improves usability. Imagine if your Windows or Mac UI for applications were all designed differently. That's the web. So please, more people use Twitter Bootstrap.
  • J_Darnley 14y ago
    And for several large programs they are. As media players have been discussed recently: iTunes, Windows Media Player, Winamp all use non-standard interfaces. Browsers have varying degrees of deviation from a "standard" program with Chrome being the worst. LibreOffice and OpenOffice before it both have some atypical components. I could go on.