With CSS pre-processors like Sass, you can use semantic classes and IDs (instead of, e.g. .span-4) and extend them with the rules you need from the framework. Doing this makes switching frameworks easier, makes your markup more meaningful, and reduces network overhead as you can just send the stuff you're actually using.
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With CSS pre-processors like Sass, you can use semantic classes and IDs (instead of, e.g. .span-4) and extend them with the rules you need from the framework. Doing this makes switching frameworks easier, makes your markup more meaningful, and reduces network overhead as you can just send the stuff you're actually using.