egoodberry

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   by egoodberry 12y ago

   If you're designing sites yourself, I completely agree with you. I haven't much of an eye for design myself and always rely on foundational CSS to take care of these kinds of decisions when I build pet projects; however, I've
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   by egoodberry 12y ago

   "i'm sorry but CSS just isn't fun to have to write from scratch" That may be your problem. Maybe I'm a glutton for punishment, but I especially enjoy this type of work.
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   by egoodberry 12y ago

   In my experience, the fighting comes in when the designer (who generally has less understanding of the Bootstrap modules' intended roles) extends an existing UI concept that came out of the box. This is a perfectly reasonable ask on th
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   by egoodberry 12y ago

   An even lighter-weight alternative: forgetting about CSS "frameworks" altogether. Aside from propping up prototypes really quickly (an exercise made trivial with these help of these little style collections) I just don't unde