CSS / Template Framework.

[onjegolders]

I've been thinking again that though most of Bootstrap is superfluos to my needs, what I love about using it, other than the responsive grid of course, is that I can rely on it to work well across all browsers. Not having to worry (too much) about what it looks like in IE is one less big thing to worry about.

[Soma]

This also looks interesting http://www.thinkintags.com/

We're thinking about using yaml.de in a new project at work. It looks promising as it has some good approach regarding responsive grid and accessibility.

[ryan]

What do you guys think of Unsemantic? I've only read about it, but thought it sounded appealing in a Skeleton-framework kind of way. 

[Crssp]

Unsemantic looked well thought out by, Nathan Smith author of 960.gs. Hoping it takes off with user ui contributions.

Also, just heard Foundation will soon bump up to v.4, that's exciting.

[DaveP]

Here's a few more...

• http://www.maxmert.com/
• http://ink.sapo.pt/index.php
• http://groundwork.sidereel.com/

[arjen]

What are your experiences with those DaveP?

[DaveP]

Haven't used any of them - more a case of just throwing them out there.

I'm starting restarting a biggish project very soon and have been looking for a starting point for the site. My design skills are woeful, so any way I can draw on work others have done is a major help. 

[JeffS]

I am working on a 200 page content rich Foundation based site (on ProcessWire of course)  and it is working well. We have Lots of templates and leveraging lots of the features which made it worthwhile.  What is nice is being able to focus on the site IA, the content, then layout, then layering styles on top like icing on a cake.  Noticed some bugs, but they are pretty active on the dev side at Zurb. So not to much to worry about. 

The css from foundation and bootstrap can easily be made more manageable in size by simply including only the sass or less templates you need, based on features you are using. That goes for the javascript as well. 

[OrganizedFellow]

I am working on a 200 page content rich Foundation based site (on ProcessWire of course)  and it is working well ... 

Are you building the site responsively?

If so, are you using the default breakpoints?

[Joss]

The css from foundation and bootstrap can easily be made more manageable in size by simply including only the sass or less templates you need, based on features you are using. That goes for the javascript as well. 

Yes, I have just ported over a site from Joomla and I started with my Bootstrap Starter Profile. But having finished and worked out what I am not using (no collapse, no carousel, etc) I will use the customisation tool at Bootstrap to create a slimmed down script. It is not responsive either, so I have dumped the responsive css too - just gone with the grid which I like.

[OrganizedFellow]

The css from foundation and bootstrap can easily be made more manageable in size by simply including only the sass or less templates you need, based on features you are using. That goes for the javascript as well. 

That's exactly what I had to do with a recent project.

I separated the grid, buttons, and all elements that are not needed on all pages and include them as needed in the sass files. I'm still learning sass and liking it alot.