Thanks for the thoughtful article. One thing not mentioned is styling forms and user input widgets. While flexbox and grid solve the layouts, my understanding is that styling input widgets still requires quite some hacks. If a web application relys on a lot of input widgets (menus, radio and checkbox, date......), is that a valid reason to use frameworks such as Bootstrap?
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Thanks for the thoughtful article. One thing not mentioned is styling forms and user input widgets. While flexbox and grid solve the layouts, my understanding is that styling input widgets still requires quite some hacks. If a web application relys on a lot of input widgets (menus, radio and checkbox, date......), is that a valid reason to use frameworks such as Bootstrap?