Bootstrap
Web & Desktop Frontend Technologies
Bootstrap
Bootstrap is a popular open-source CSS framework for building responsive, mobile-first web interfaces. It provides prebuilt components, a flexible grid system, and utility classes to accelerate frontend development.
What is it?
Bootstrap is an open-source frontend framework originally developed at Twitter. It offers a standardized set of CSS and JavaScript components for creating consistent, responsive user interfaces.
What does it do?
Bootstrap simplifies UI development with a responsive grid system, ready-made components (buttons, forms, modals, navbars), and utility classes. It ensures cross-browser consistency and speeds up prototyping.
Where is it used?
Bootstrap is widely used in corporate websites, admin panels, dashboards, SaaS platforms, landing pages, and internal tools where fast, consistent UI development is required.
When & why it emerged
Bootstrap was released in 2011 to address inconsistent UI patterns and slow frontend development. It emerged as a way to standardize design and improve responsiveness across devices.
Why we use it at Internative
We use Bootstrap for rapid UI development, MVPs, and internal tools where consistency and speed matter. Its mature ecosystem allows us to deliver reliable interfaces quickly without custom CSS overhead.