So I have finally woken up from my slumber, with a post whose context & technology space is a bit unorthodox from my blog 
. But that’s natural, given that for almost a year now, I have involved in developing my eCommerce Platform smartStores – a scalable and robust eCommerce Platform that will be offered to customers in a SaaS model. As part of this exercise, I’ve has the opportunity to play around with several CSS frameworks that I could adopt for smartStores.
That said, back to the blog topic – CSS Frameworks are the basic building blocks that one should adopt web development and so did I. It not only offers cross browser compatibility, a Grid System, support for Responsive Web Design, but also simplifies and speeds up the development process. There are several CSS frameworks that are available in the market, but the ones that made it to my final shortlist include Semantic, Twitter Bootstrap and Zurb Foundation. This by no means implies that others are not as great; it’s just that these made it to my shortlist based on my specific requirements.
