Why CSS Frameworks? CSS frameworks or libraries are intended to
solve the same problems as any programming library - to make
certain tasks easier, and to standardise repetitive work. They
grew from various front end developers realising they were doing
the same cross browser resets and layout setups over and over
again, who refined these standard parts of their processes and
released them publicly. These frameworks can be, and have been,
used to layout production sites, but they are perfect for
prototyping and 'undesigned' areas - the administration pages,
web GUIs and intranets that are often left entirely to the
developer in terms of the look and feel. They offer easy and
straightforward ways of putting together better looking and
easier to use sites, by encouraging the use of some basic
principles of design. It's far from uncommon to find PHP
programmers that avoid the front end part of web development
entirely, preferring to leave styling and display issues to more
front-end amicable team members. CSS fra