What CSS framework do you use?

bulma and tailwind

I used to just use Bootstrap, but now I'm in love with Bulma

I use styled-components, stylus or tailwindcss :)

I'm in love with TailwindCSS. I go to extremes to use it on projects because utility-based CSS fits my brain in ways I never imagined.

Recently, I've been thinking about falling back into Bootstrap for moving "quicker," at least when starting a new project. This thought is because I'm mostly a server-side developer. I'm proficient in the front-end, but my design skills are lacking. Reaching for pre-designed components is quite lovely.

I'm hoping (and have a feeling) that one day there will be a set of pre-built components for TailwindCSS similar to (but not necessarily the same) as Bootstrap. I often​ grab the examples of the Tailwind docs and tweak them to match my project.

Tailwind + flexboxgrid. I love tailwind but I find flexboxgrid grid system easier than the flexbox included in tailwind.

I am loving Bootstrap 4, it has utilities like tailwind but also the great bootstrap grid

Over the years I used to use a lot of libraries and UI kits (bootstrap, semantic UI come to my mind first) but with react I find myself just styling the components. Things have gotten significantly easier with flex and grid layouts and my ability to choose not to support some nonsense browsers like internet exploder. BTW tailwindcss looks nice.

I often just give a search through CDNJS.com and pick one... and go with the flow ;)

Try to come up with a new design for every project whether i use a template or create custom.

I use CSS in JS with React.

Do you design your svg's and background images yourself? If so, how?

had been using Bootstrap forever, even dabbled in Bulma. they were both fine. Bootstrap does have a ton more resources etc out there.

However, recently been becoming a fan of Tailwind.

• it provides utility classes instead of UI kits and prestyled comps (which also result in the site looking a lot like every other site out there tbh)
• I can create/implement/keep my own utilities. which helps when I'm using Less

Note that it's still pretty new, many components are still in beta. but if you aren't using it on a life-critical medical/healthcare system you should be fine.

hope this helps!

I've been using Bulma. Although, I haven't used many others, to be honest.

After seeing it on Product Hunt, I do want to give Tailwind a try eventually.

Just bootstrap. Tons of free, high quality designed themes out there, e.g. search for “creative tim” or “designrevision”

I've spent many years working Bootstrap but recently I've dabbled with pure CSS and Tailwind. Tailwind is cool and I'm liking how elements are isolated - changing one element doesn't give me a heart attack anymore.