Choosing the right CSS framework in 2020 can be a daunting task. In the article, we list the best frameworks, and why you should choose them.
For any front end developer, there are two major concerns. The first one is time & efficiency and the other is browser compatibility testing issues. To address both concerns, it’s important to adopt a web design methodology that helps one save time and improve efficiency besides enhancing user experience. Speaking of which, CSS proves to be a win-win for both users and web designers.
Cascading Style Sheets or simply CSS are web design tools that separate document content from document presentation. This results in a dramatic decrease in the file transfer size. Once you apply a change to the site’s CSS style sheet, it can automatically reflect on all the pages alike. CSS offers great design consistency and offers a wide array of formatting options.
Now that we know how beneficial CSS is for both developers and users, the big question still remains, Which CSS framework do I choose? Considering that we have a plethora of CSS frameworks at our disposal, each with their own advantage, making the right choice can be daunting!
So, to ease out your nerves, I have compiled a list of the 11 Best CSS frameworks in 2020 based on the State of CSS report for 2019. In this article, I’d explain more about these 11 Best CSS frameworks and answer your questions, such as why to choose that framework, what is missing, and who is using the framework.
- Bootstrap
- Foundation
- Materialize CSS
- Semantic UI
- Bulma
- UIKit
- PureCSS
- Tailwind
- Ant Design
- Tachyons
- Primer
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