Responsive Websites Made With Bootstrap

Bootstrap is a great way to kickstart responsive development, but it does come packed full of unnecessary code that your site will most likely never require. When building a website, you should always try to keep the code as lean as possible. Shrinking the payload size of your website will result in less data downloaded per user visit and therefore less load time – which can ultimately help with SEO.

I started building WordPress websites using the Bootstrap framework, but quickly saw the advantages of cutting this down to only the grid. This method retains all the benefits grid layouts, without the bulk.

Click here to download my version of the grid.

While this will get you started in term of the grid, there is still a requirement for navigation.

You can learn more about Bootstrap here.