posted on
Monday, February 02, 2009 10:50 PM
In my past article I wrote about CSS framework. I used YUI grid, but I'm not totally satisfied with it, so I'm looking around to find a new CSS Grid to use.
Today I read this post on Noupe and I found something quite interesting:
- SenCSs that can give you a basic styling for forms, common classes and typographic standard across browsers, it's very clear and basic and does not have grids;
- From the comment that I had read and by what I saw the 960 Grid System and Blueprint are very good and rich CSS grid framework.
- YALMseems good too, but you have to purchase the license if you want to use for commercial purpose.
SenCSs introduced a good idea: it builds a library of common element, but it is not a full grids system.
As I already said in a
previous post, I think that CSS frameworks are very important because they allow a fast and easy start, but you have to chose the one is most suitable for your style of development. So, if you are not already use one, try to find some time to look for alternatives and play around a bit with them before you use them in a real project.
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