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Bootstrap v W3.CSS


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As a beginner in the use of frameworks, I am finding it very difficult to choose between Boostrap and W3.CSS. They both seem to have advantages, and I know that Bootstrap is the more widely used, but generally I am finding that W3.CSS is perhaps easier to use. What is the experience of other Members and which would they choose?

 

 

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Personally, I'm opposed to frameworks that mix presentation into the content.

What's the difference between <div class="w3-text-red">Text</div> and <div style="color:#f44336">Text</div>?

They're both equally hard to maintain, any changes in design require change in the mark-up for every page on the site. CSS was created in 1999 specifically to prevent this kind of problem.

 

Both W3.CSS and Bootstrap are guilty of this. From my perspective, these frameworks are only good for businesses that don't have the time and money to invest in a proper CSS developer and need responsive sites done quickly.

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