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Friday, October 12, 2012

Google Bootstrap


Twitte released a frontend toolkit sometime in 2011 called Twitter Bootstrap.  It was an excellent time saver for many front-end designers with its stack of options which included component design snippets, javascript plugins, and forms.

There is now a Google Bootstrap, very much like its twitter counterpart. In fact, I suspect a lot of code from Twitter Bootstrap was reused to build the Google Bootstrap. But as a front-end designer, you’d find this extremely useful.

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This article was written by Seye Kuyinu. I am a web applications developer with new interest in UX design. Lately, I have focused my attention from core web applications development to interface designs and development processes using User Experience principles. I am also an ardent fan of WordPress. I have a hang of the HTML, CSS, PHP, MySQL, ActionScript, JavaScript. In my spare time I play the violin. You can follow me on twitter: @seye

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