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Very well put, and strikes a chord with me personally. Bootstrap and the like are popular for good reason - quick and easy to implement, a decent baseline of "l
by splatcollision 13y ago
Very well put, and strikes a chord with me personally. Bootstrap and the like are popular for good reason - quick and easy to implement, a decent baseline of "looks good enough", etc. But of course, even with customization, sites built on popular frameworks do have a certain same-ness that cannot be avoided.
It's appropriate here to point out my own creation, edit room (http://www.edit-room.com http://www.edit-room.com) - its a different kind of web design tool - no frameworks, no boilerplate, just your creativity and your content, in a flexible and responsive canvas that's true to the web. Part of my philosophy for building this app is that handcrafted design is a good thing - you can't always rely on frameworks to do all the design thinking for you - and there is still a place for creativity in web design.
- GhotiFish 13y ago... Sorry, but I find that connection tenuous at best. He's talking about overarching design, not editing. Wait for someone to make a post about how much of an insane pain in the ass HTML and CSS is. Then hock your wares.