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CSS, Cascading Style Sheets, who may have thought it could be so creative, optimized and organized? Moreover day by day, it’s adding more dimensions and areas. Many may argue about the fact that is it fair to add frameworks in CSS, as they prefer it raw. But in this argument, frameworks have made its way and proved that adding it can create a proper ecosystem with lots of variations.
It’s 2019, and CSS frameworks are widely introduced everywhere. Some CSS frameworks are not that famous, though but you will be amazed to hear their features. So here are some powerful CSS frameworks:
We will talk about Bootstrap, Materialize CSS, Foundation, Buma, and Tailwind. Let’s now look at the amazing features they are providing.
Bootstrap, your most favorite and almost renowned to everyone. About 52% of people are satisfied using bootstrap. Moreover, It has HTML, CSS and JS frameworks and together it gives you facilities like collapse system, tooltip, modal, etc. It has mobile-responsive features that give you a standard, modern view altogether.
Material Design, Created and designed by Google, is a design language that combines the classic principles of successful design along with innovation and technology.
The responsive front end framework, Foundation has satisfied almost 45% of people with its magic. Moreover, it’s fast, prototype-based and has production code which makes it work on any device.
A flexbox model-based framework which is super responsive and very lightweight.
This framework is mainly famous for its rich library of UI kits and responsive behavior.
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