Bootstrap

• popular front-end CSS framework for developing responsive and mobile-first websites.
• provides pre-styled components like buttons, modals, and forms, along with a responsive grid system.
• Bootstrap classes can be used in the HTML to quickly build responsive and consistent designs.
• Bootstrap can be customized by overriding its default styles with your own CSS or Sass

Pros:

• Pre-styled Components
• Ease of Integration: can be easily included in a Jekyll site by simply adding the Bootstrap CSS file to _includes folder.
• Responsive Grid System

Cons:

• Customization Limitations: Customizing is more challenging compared to Tailwind
• Overhead: Including the entire Bootstrap CSS file can add unnecessary overhead if only a few components are used

Choose Bootstrap if:

• You need a comprehensive set of pre-styled components to speed up development.
• You want a consistent design with minimal customization.
• You prefer a more traditional CSS framework with an easy setup