Which framework to choose for site layout?

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Alexander Vladimirovich2015-02-12 19:25:32

Bootstrap

Alexander Vladimirovich, 2015-02-12 19:25:32

What framework to choose for site layout, bootstrap, foundation, skeleton, or another.
I don't know any, I used to make up only on pure css, I have a lot of experience.
I will start studying the framework from 0. I need to make layout both for desktop and for phones with tablets.

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keslo, 2015-02-12
@keslo

If you need responsive design for different devices, then I dare to suggest Bootstrap. Because he's built for just that.

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Alim Alibaev, 2015-02-12
@a4gg

Layout on pure css, as this is the best solution.

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Anton, 2015-02-12
@SPAHI4

See what you need. If the page design and plugins are already ready, then bootstrap. If only for adaptability, then skeleton or other small frameworks are more suitable.

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Vadim Belkin, 2015-02-12
@BelkinVadim

It makes sense to use a framework if the design layout was originally designed for it. Otherwise, you will have a lot of things you don’t need to drag from it (styles of unused elements, scripts, etc.). First, analyze the layout and compare with the frameworks in which of them the largest number of ui elements and plugins will be used in the project. Personally, I would not recommend using frameworks if less than 2/3 of them are used, it is easier to cut out the necessary element styles, plugins from the necessary frameworks or use your own. From personal experience, I can say that few people initially make layouts designed for frameworks, and then it will be problematic for you to carry extra and unnecessary code.

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Vasya Peregarkin, 2015-02-12
@mr_captain

If you want to quickly build a page based on ready-made elements, then Bootstrap or Foundation, but if you just want to build a responsive site, then Susy will suit you best.

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Vladimir Zhosan, 2017-05-09
@iaskivsky

amazium
materialize
cube

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Andrey Burov, 2017-10-08
@maximviktorovich777

htmlbook.ru/html/attr/onload
or just namefunction({}, document.getElementById("id"));

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Pavel Kornilov, 2017-10-08
@KorniloFF

<body onload="fn()">

document.getElementById("id").onclick = fn;
function fn() {
  namefunction({}, this);
}