THE 6 BEST CSS FRAMEWORKS TO USE IN 2024

🚀🎨 Discover the Best CSS Frameworks of 2024! Examples Included! 🎨🚀

In this video, we dive deep into the world of CSS frameworks, exploring the top picks that are shaping the web development landscape this year. 🖥️🌍 Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, you'll find valuable insights in our analysis.

What's Inside? 🤔

Pros & Cons: We unravel each framework's strengths and weaknesses, helping you make an informed choice for your projects. ✔️❌
Live Examples: Witness these frameworks in action with real-world examples. 🌐👀

Frameworks Covered in no particular order:

Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, enhance design flexibility, or boost your project's responsiveness, this video has got you covered. 🛠️📈 Stay ahead of the curve in web development by understanding the key features and applications of each framework.

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[RogerValor]

as a backend guy, i usually use fomantic as i like the fact i can understand what the css does by reading it. i am a bit sad, the original semantic author disappeared, as i think the framework kind of fell into obscurity, but i really enjoy the idea of semantic css classes

[daevski]

This is extremely helpful, thank you for creating this video! I have been using Bulma for a lot of little projects, but I'm finding the SCSS/SASS overrides not working in ways that I need them to; for example, I've spent hours trying to figure out how the framework intends me to override the button style to apply a border. Theming is also not going well for me; I can tweak the existing light/dark themes, but beyond that, their docs (and even chatgpt, etc) are not helping me get the job done... I've now started looking to for something else I can use on this specific project that will get out of my way. Tailwind might be the answer, despite it's mentioned cons...

[Duelweb]

Tailwind does not have intellisense in Visual studio. That is a dealbreaker for me!