Bootstrap is a front-end toolkit that offers a simple and flexible HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery framework for popular UI/UX and interaction components.
It is primarily mobile-first, with a basic grid approach, optimization, and enough customization for your front-end design to increase conversions.
Bootstrap was developed by the founders of the popular social network Twitter and is an open source project licensed by MIT. It is currently developed, hosted, and maintained on GitHub.
Some of the advantages of using Bootstrap for responsive web design are simple CSS classes, a simple grid system for implementing RWD, elegant styling, JS for common UI/UX components.
All these advantages help to optimize the responsive web design of your website to increase conversions.
Using a template
There are several starter templates that you can download and customize for your website. They are free to use, so you don’t need to create anything from scratch. Just add the script and start customizing your website to match your design. The templates are available on the Bootstrap website.
Using Bootstrap for rear end drive
There are four device classes that Bootstrap takes into account when optimizing responsive websites. They include:
- Very small devices: This covers portable devices such as smartphones with a screen resolution of less than 768 pixels.
- Small devices: This covers large devices, such as tablets, with a screen resolution of 768 pixels or more.
- Medium-sized devices: This covers desktops or laptops with a screen resolution greater than or equal to 992 pixels.
- Large devices: For large devices, such as desktops, with a screen resolution of 1200 pixels or more.
