Bootstrap is an open source framework for developing responsive websites with HTML, JavaScript and CSS. Developed by Twitter in 2011, it is a front-end framework for faster web development. Mark Otto and JACOB Thornton released it on GitHub in August 2011.

Let us see the reasons why we should work with Bootstrap for web development:

• Browsers Support and Compatibility

Bootstrap is supported by all the modern browsers. Do not worry about compatibility, it is compatible with all the popular web browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Opera, SAFARI and Edge.

• Open Source

Bootstrap released on GitHub and is free to use. Go to its official website, download and begin with designing of AMAZING responsive websites. With that, you can also use CDN to work with Bootstrap.

• Responsive

Bootstrap allows you to develop and design responsive websites. The website designed with Bootstraps works well for all the devices: Mobile, Desktop and Tablet.

• Mobile-first

Bootstrap has mobile first styles in its library. The same is part of the Bootstrap core framework and its grid system allows the designers to design websites sites for small screens first and then move and scale designs up from there.

• Customizable Components

The components provided by Bootstrap are compatible and you can easily customize them. Some examples include, button groups, iconography, navbar, input groups, alerts, etc.

Here are some of the icons provided by Bootstrap component iconography:

• Simple

It’s not a cumbersome task to work with Bootstrap. A basic working knowledge of the three pillars of web development i.e. HTML, JavaScript and CSS is what you NEED to begin with Bootstrap.