Couldn't have said it better myself. I haven't felt the need to use a CSS framework. Then again, I self-taught myself CSS layout-based design in 2003 in the dar

Couldn't have said it better myself. I haven't felt the need to use a CSS framework. Then again, I self-taught myself CSS layout-based design in 2003 in the dark days, and was tasked with teaching a lot of co-workers how to do it when mainstream sites started transitioning to CSS layout based designs around 2004/2005. Perhaps I'm a grey beard in this domain. But to me, CSS frameworks introduce a lot of cruft to a task that, once learned, is not very difficult. If people are writing stylesheets that are unmaintainable, it means they aren't sufficiently proficient at CSS. I've been there, even after I'd declared I was proficient at CSS. A few years on, my stylesheets are fractions of the size of the ones I used to write and do more than those ones too.