Make your own design, or use a framework?

[NightN7]

What I mean is, do you self-code all your sites, or do you use HTML/CSS/JS frameworks like Bootstrap, ZURB Foundation, etc?

Imgcave (my site) is designed under ZURB Foundation, which I plan to replace pretty soon once my image hosting service on Imgcave launches.

 

[sharma]

All self-coded.

 

[DudeThatsErin]

I self-code mine.

 

[D]

I like to use bootstrap a lot, but I add my own styling ontop of the framework and add my own utility classes to make it function better. .mobile-hide etc;

I also go from .PSD and code it using bootstrap.

 

[george.vladd37]

Nothing is like your own custom code....

 

[Abdul Raheem]

I am fever of design your own design and i am also designing my own designs.....

 

[death180]

I have always preferred doing it myself, but lately I have been leaning more towards frameworks. Mostly for the responsive grids, I don't need all the other components they have.

 

[Netscaux]

I prefer to use my own code unless I don't feel like writing the responsive code then I just go to using Purecss.

 

[Geoffrey]

I like frameworks for having code already in place that I can edit, but I don't want the framework's existing design/structure to be limiting. I want to be able to modify it to fit what I want.

 

[Stalin]

Depends on what the project calls for, alot of the time though customers want bootstrap so it is easier for them to customize so that is what i give them, for my own stuff i normally make from scratch.