CSS Frameworks that are best for accessibility?

Question

Hey everyone,

I was using Semantic UI and really liked what I was seeing, but it really bugged me that I found out they were rendering their List components as a bunch of div elements.

Does anybody have a recommendation for a framework that prioritizes accessibility?

Answer 1

6 popular css frameworks to use in 2019 link: scotch.io

Answer 2

Yes you can use any framework of CSS but first make sure you know everything how to make a responsive site in pure CSS then try to make with framework because CSS give me a lot of accessibility to make a great website .

Answer 3

[e-mail] and supun dewaka please do not spam threads.

Thanks and happy coding

Answer 4

Bootstrap is the most common one.

Answer 5

You are looking for a framework besides Bootstrap? :)

Answer 6

Levente Balazs framework

Answer 7

Bootstrap is what i personally used.

Answer 8

But i have found others as well. A quick search on google might help. 😁

Answer 9

Levente Balazs thanks

Answer 10

And write this in google : top 12 best css frameworks for web development 2020 www.sktthemes.org/

Answer 11

You have as many frameworks as you want. I hope you have enough patience and time😂 Have a good time learning and applying these! I have to get some sleep! 😉

Answer 12

AbHaY PraTaP SinGh thanks it's helpful

Answer 13

Olivia your welcome 😇👍

Answer 14

You are welcome! 😁🙂

Answer 15

There are many CSS frameworks available, in my opinion you should think about using Bootstrap CSS framework for its enduring community and wonderful flexibility.

Answer 16

As far as rendering of UI elements is concerned, it's not upto a developer to decide on that. For the sake of understanding, I hope you might have come across selectpicker dropdown which is a nice alternative for select option dropdown.

Answer 17

If you inspect the generated markup, it seems to be a fair complex code in terms markup that you mentioned in your question. Development is need based, some kinda trade off is always required.