Actually it really depends on your needs, there are 3 types of UI frameworks you can use:

A complete set of UI components like: https://react-bulma.dev/en/getting-started.

Pros:

Having a lot of pre-built UI components saves a lot of time

Cons:

need to learn the react framework and the bulma styles, and it's harder to customize to your needs
A pure css framework, like Bulma, where you write all the components yourself.

Pros:

A lot of flexibility to build the components you need

Cons:

You are bound to Bulma classes and markup.

Takes more time since you need to build the components
A utility class framework like: https://tailwindcss.com/.

Pros:

Most flexible, mix and match classes as you like and build your own markup

Very easy to customize to your needs

Cons:

Might take time to get used to and takes more time since you need to build the components

If you choose options one, then it's just a matter of deciding what style you like (material,ant, bulma) and go with the library that implements it If you go with pure css and build your own components, I can't recommend tailwind enough, I've been finding myself building entire pages without writing a single line of css.

And if later on, the designer wants to make a change to some color, or size, I just need to change one value in the config file, and the entire app is updated.

Tomer Fishaimer

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