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For those who have implemented a responsively designed website using a framework, which framework did you use and why? What criteria led you to use that framework over another?

• Answer:

  I've tried bootstrap [1] and foundation [2]. My focus in choosing the framework was actually "hackability". I wanted a responsive layout with main content in a 2/3 column and 2 boxes (top and bottom) in a 1/3 column. On portrait tablet, I wanted the 2 boxes to move under the main content, left-right aligned (no longer top-bottom). This is kind of non-standard behavior as usually portrait tablet rescales. Although I was able to do the same with both, it was slightly easier with bootstrap so I ended up choosing that. In general I think bootstrap is more evolved from this perspective probably because many people have used it. For "easier" I mean that I ended up commenting a big section of css (the one that rescales for portrait tablet) plus adding a few lines, so the "patch" was very clean. Bootstrap additionally supports laptop with widescreen (1200px width), which is a feature I like, but maybe is not perfect for all projects. My bigger concern about bootstrap is that it's too complete and too styled, especially on forms (personally I don't like them) and I still haven't tested how hard is to change their look & feel. Final note: foundation is currently on version 2.2, and a version 3 is coming soon, so I believe the comparison is slightly biased as bootstrap is a bit more advanced in this particular moment. [1] http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ [2] http://foundation.zurb.com/