Can i use bootstrap framework entirely to make professional websites which people would buy.
Is there market up for website development using bootstrap.
Please help to start with this?
You absolutely can! Many website templates are made with the Bootstrap framework. It is a framework that many designers/developers know and can easily modify.
Using an already-established framework gives you the time-saving advantage of not having to code many elements since they are already predefined.
I say give it a go!
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I may have a very stupid question for some of you, but I am a beginner, and need a little help from some of you who have experience in this area.
For example, I work freelance or have my own business where I do web design with HTML, CSS and JS.
Now I feel very comfortable writing my code with the FLEXBOXGrid system instead of maybe Bootstrap4 or something like that.
does it matter, if I use the Flexboxgrid system or bootstrap or maybe raw Html,css without frameworks?
Is it perhaps better paid to do it with Bootstrap than with Flexboxgrid?
Thanks !
FlexboxGrid http://flexboxgrid.com/ is just a grid. If you need make things like modals, tooltips, etc. use Bootstrap. Bootstrap offers the grid and other components.
That said, do what you feel comfortable with. But a few caveats:
1) When using a framework, it's good to know the underlying technology and how it works, because you can debug your code faster and make optimizations easier.
2) You also don't need to know the underlying technology all that well to use a framework. That's why the framework was invented. It was made to speed up the entire dev process. So by all means, use Bootstrap if you need a suite of components, use FlexboxGrid if you just need a grid. You can also make a custom build of Bootstrap. A quick Google only turned up a custom build of Bootstrap 3 https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.4/customize/ But if you're using npm to get your libraries you can probably import only the parts of the framework you need.
3) If you're looking to just get the job done for the front-end try approaching it like this:
- What does the client need (modals, grids, static content, etc?)
- If client needs more than static content and a grid, use Bootstrap
- Checkout bootstraps Docs, also checkout other forms of bootstrap. There's two that I love: https://github.com/thednp/bootstrap.native
and https://reactstrap.github.io/
If you're not looking to add more overhead, go with Bootstrap Native.
You're going to get paid based on the agreed upon price. But if you make a fantastic looking site quickly, you may get more. Remember that when using Bootstrap, you can customize the CSS to essentially add your own theme. There are also plenty of free themes out there.
Best of luck
I am in the process of learning and building my first website using HTML/CSS.
I have come across several nifty tricks that rely solely on CSS or sometimes on CSS+HTML to create a variety of UI features (or should I call them widgets or components?). I want to learn more about these, but I can't find proper name(s) for such features.
From what little I have been able to learn, some of them are commonly known as: Accordions, Tabs, Carousel (slider), Flip-boxes, etc.
Is there any authentic/reliable source where I can learn proper names of these CSS features or widgets, and then learn more about using them in my work.
Thanks,
These are the most common HTML/CSS/Javascript frameworks to build websites.
Go through with their Documentation.
ZurbFoundation
Bootstrap
Refer to some CSS frameworks like Bootstrap, Semantic-ui. They will have a bunch of css components/elements under them.
Use Semantic-ui page to get started
I've been fiddling around with bootstrap for some weeks now and I'm feeling like running in a maze.
There is thousands-and-millions of programs to help you visually building up a bootstrap website, I took a look at various options like: blocs app, rapid weaver, pine grow and some web apps now but I didn't find a solution that makes me confident.
I'm not that into coding, I can do some html, css and low-level php-programming but getting into this framework was not manageable for me while studying and working. As a designer my first approach was using those "visual apps" and to a certain point they can be nice.
Would it be easier to use an IDE and is there an IDE, that can handle bootstrap in a way I don't have to read all the docs to understand what I have to do just to create a simple page?
I'm just searching for the right tool to work with the bootstrap framework and would like some advice from more experienced users - thank you.
Take a look at Bootstrap Studio. They provide a guy to build bootstrap projects.
https://bootstrapstudio.io/
I've just started using Bootstrap for a project /w ASP.NET MVC, loving it! amazing! I'm disappointed that there aren't more components available, in terms of, example layout components you can drop in. (I.E a listing, detail, boxes, typography variants in a box) All sorts of things, to speed up development even more.
Are there any additional plugins that Bootstrap offers, or any other CSS/HTML component libraries available that could help me out?
Please try Kickstrap. That is a full version of Twitter's Bootstrap with themes, enhancements, and other goodies.
The following link points to Bootstrap HTML Helpers.. they don't add much new in terms of components, but they do make the code cleaner and speed up development:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/507569/Bootstrap-HTML-Helpers
Hope this helps.
i am comparing responsive design templates for my new mvc 4 web app. so far, i am considering
Bootstrap from twitter and Foundation framework from Zurb.
I just want to know which one is better based on your experience ? Is there any other good option?
thanks,
Give my article a read, it should give you a good insight on getting started.
http://www.simple-talk.com/dotnet/asp.net/responsive-design-using-foundation-with-asp.net-mvc/
I tried 3-4 responsive frameworks but found Twitter Bootstap the best. Its now also being used in default Microsoft Asp.net templates.