UI Kit & Semantic UI CSS Frameworks - Opinions?

[Beluga]

@formulate: I try to keep my menus really simple, preferably no hamburger icons.. Here is a more complex setup I used: CSS-only responsive multi-level menu.

[ukyo]

After several years use Twitter Bootstrap changed my front-end framework.

What i tried :

- Materializecss

- Google Web Starter Kit

- Foundation

- Yahoo Purecss

- Some other frameworks and some of other twitter bootstrap things

I found Uikit, it's has simple and effective solutions. Many time you don't need extra js libraries and design is clean (this is important for me).

[Pierre-Luc]

You'll probably like the Bourbon family, on SCSS. 

http://bourbon.io -- Mixins

http://neat.bourbon.io -- Semantic grid

http://bitters.bourbon.io -- Bootstraping styles

On bigger/more complex projects, have a look at the Susy SCSS layout framework, mixed with Bourbon and Bitters.

http://susy.oddbird.net

uikit and the like are nice, but I think there is too much overhead when modifying them.

[Gazley]

Hi @Pierre-Luc

Despite using Foundation, I have never used its grid - I've always used Susy in version 1 and latest projects in Susy 2. Never used the Bourbon stuff before, look very cool!

Cheers

[Christophe]

Lost (http://corysimmons.github.io/lost/), the successor of Jeet, has already been mentioned in the Forums.

But does anyone here already know Singularity (http://singularity.gs/)?
 

[Beluga]

Lost (http://corysimmons.github.io/lost/), the successor of Jeet, has already been mentioned in the Forums.

But does anyone here already know Singularity (http://singularity.gs/)?

Well, the author of Lost Grid thinks Singularity is awesome

Btw., here are tutorial vids about PostCSS and also Lost Grid and the responsive typography tool.

[Christophe]

Apparently, it's after the date the post was written that he released Lost...