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    quadrant6
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    I’ve done a wee layout, nothing too complex but It’s been a while since I’ve done much front-end work and I’m wondering what the best approach to coding it would be. Particularly the login form (with the background/image behind, shadow, center placement) in a way that will work responsively.

    A mockup is attending showing the login and search : http://i.imgur.com/zLlb23X.png

    I’m thinking of using either bootstrap or foundation to try and make things easier.

    Before I flip the coin and spend time learning one of these, if anyone has some advice on the above or which would be better suited to my layout, i’d appreciate it.

    #142231
    gowda24
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    I’ve had the same option of choosing bootstrap or Zurb foundation for building resposive website. After going through the features , i had found that Zurb focuses only on responsive web design, whereas bootstrap also has some rich UI along with responsive.
    The only difference is bootstrap follows less css and fondation using saas.
    I would advice to move along with bootstrap, also u get plenty of documents to review on bootstrap.

    #142246
    Chester
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    I think the design doesn’t really need those bloated frameworks.

    #142250
    Paulie_D
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    >I think the design doesn’t really need those bloated frameworks.

    I tend to agree but if the OP is interested, Foundation is the subject of a series over on webdesign.tutsplus

    http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/sessions/foundation-for-beginners/

    #142384
    quadrant6
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    If not using one of those, would what you recommend for the responsive side of things? that was my main reason. Also getting the form/ui element styling out of the box.

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