Responding to Responsiveness

[Joss]

Since everyone (mostly) are nattering on about responsive templates of one sort or another, though you all might be interested in this little article that I found giving a rough sum up of a pile of responsive frameworks.

Not all, by any means, but not a bad little collection:

http://designshack.net/articles/css/which-is-right-for-me-22-responsive-css-frameworks-and-boilerplates-explained/

Joss

[ryan]

Thanks for the link, that's a great directory of these frameworks. Found out about a few I'd not heard of too.

[Joss]

And a few I probably never want to hear of again!

[OrganizedFellow]

My favorites:

Foundation from ZURB

The Goldilocks Approach

The Semantic Grid System

[panictree]

Hi Joss,

Thank you for the link, I think this could be very useful for future reference. I've actually used some of the frameworks mentioned in the article, namely Twitter Bootstrap, Foundation and the Golden Grid System. I find this kind of frameworks to be very useful for certain projects, and they certainly save a ton of time. My beef with them, though, is that whenever I use any of these in a project, I find myself somehow changing the way I like to work to really take advantage of their power. So, what I'm currently doing is using my own, home-made "framework". This approach has worked great for me so far.

Anyway, this is actually my first of hopefully many posts to come.

Claudio

[diogo]

Welcome to the forum Claudio! Hopefully it is