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Responsive Grid System

by pvijeh
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What do people think of this:

Responsive Web Design just got Easier with the Responsive Grid System


- i am thinking of trying it out on one of my sites
#grid #responsive #system
  • Profile picture of the author yestyle
    Banned
    It will be easy for your work and save your time
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  • Profile picture of the author WebTekMedia
    Twitter Bootstrap.

    Period.
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    • Profile picture of the author Edge360
      Originally Posted by WebTekMedia View Post

      Twitter Bootstrap.

      Period.
      Twitter bootstrap is a great front end framework, but it boils down to preference. I have used both Bootstrap and Foundation (Plus a few others, Susy, Pure, Metro to name a few). But I find that Foundation really is one that excels for us at EdgeThreeSixty. We are Wordpress Developers and choosing the right framework is crucial when a new project comes through the door.

      We have recently adopted Zurb Foundation as our base starter framework. It works great because here we enjoy working with SASS pre-processor. Bootstrap is fine if you're working with Less!

      It really is down to what you prefer, that responsive grid system you linked seems fine, but you will always have a go to solution which will differ because of personal preference.
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  • Profile picture of the author sktthemes
    I liked what you shared because i don't like frameworks. They come with too much codes which usually goes unused.

    I like to keep my coding clean and to a minimum.
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    • Profile picture of the author erbuc
      I would have to agree with the Twitter Bootstrap suggestion. Version 3 has proven to be a great improvement as well. Bootstrap

      As WordPress developers, we use a number of starter solutions depending on the difficulty of the project. A great Starter theme for Bootstrap is StrapPress by Brag Interactive (Fort Worth Web Design - Brag Interactive)

      We have also used Bones by Eddie Machado (Bones - The HTML5 Wordpress Starter Theme), which is an Open Source responsive WP Theme and NOT a framework. It uses both LESS and SASS, depending upon your preference. But it is not as intuitive as Bootstrap with regards to responsive layouts with clean code.
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    • Profile picture of the author Edge360
      Originally Posted by sktthemes View Post

      I liked what you shared because i don't like frameworks. They come with too much codes which usually goes unused.

      I like to keep my coding clean and to a minimum.
      The thing is with these frameworks you can easily cut down the code. You can do this by not including some parts of the framework, ie components part of Bootstrap.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ziga Solution
    I've just recently used it on my web site and I have to say it is awesome way to build responsive layouts which saves you lots of time

    So definitely go for it!!
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  • Profile picture of the author pvijeh
    Thanks for the replies.

    I tried using the grid system on one of my sites and like it. I think it works quite well.

    I am also going to look into twitter bootstrap- thanks for that suggestion.

    Peter
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