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Only for frameworks. They are usually well structured and allow you to write code with a minimum of repetition. This is especially noticeable on large projects. Bootstrap is an excellent framework) In the third version, they made working with responsive very convenient
You need to look at the requirements.
Sometimes it's easier with frameworks, sometimes it's easier to do everything without them.
The main ones are Zurb Foundation and Twitter Bootstrap.
Here is a material about their differences and this is the conclusion: “Developers, use Bootstrap. Coders (front-end developers), use Foundation. This article explains why ."
I chose Zurb Foundation because of Mobile First, their approach to responsiveness, ready-made Pricing tables and other little things that seemed to me more suitable for my tasks.
But I'm just typing. So ... a matter of taste.
A matter of taste. Also, depending on the scope of the project. Personally, I have never had the need to use a css framework.
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