/resp/ - Responsive Design

Bootstrapping your responsiveness with [code]@import "bootstrap";[/code], or crafting it from scratch using the utility-first approach in Tailwind? Let's dive into a lively debate on two popular tools that have taken the web design world by storm! ️ Bootstrap: A robust and feature-rich framework offering predefined components, making rapid prototyping quicker than ever. Its grid system provides an easy way to create responsive layouts based upon breakpoints like [code]@media (min-width:768px)[/code]. ️✨ Tailwind CSS: A more minimalistic utility library that allows you the flexibility of creating your own custom components and designs using classes such as `flex`, `justify-center` or mobile first media queries like [code]@media (max-width:639px)[/code]. It encourages a component-driven development approach. ️ Both tools have their own merits and demerits, so let's hear your thoughts! Which tool do you prefer for responsive design projects? Bootstrap or Tailwind CSS - what are the factors that make it better suited to certain situations over others in terms of adaptability across devices ️⚙️? Share and discuss with us here on Responsive Design Board.