Foundation vs. Polymer vs. SUIT CSS

Great starting point for prototypes and sometimes full sites.

I use foundation only for the grid, i create my own other components

Foundation with Rails application

Front end development/styling.

Used Foundation as responsive grid system

Foundation makes our web based applications responsive.

There's a grid in there somewhere...

My front-end framework of choice. Foundation is super-simple to use for just about anything, and directs my focus always on mobile-first.

CSS framework used in the new version of the App

UI layouts

Provide basic CSS styles.

Foundation has been my choice for years over Bootstrap and other similar CSS frameworks due to the naming conventions, well-designed built-in components, and it plays well with React when I'm not using ElementalUI instead.

I use it for a lot of professional work where I might need more than just a responsive grid. Has a great set of mixins and components and also some nice JS-modules. I love that its so style-agnostic. Really easy to add custom styling.

UI for http://muzeighibli.net

Componentize the front-end web client.

Built a material design simple todo app with a firebase backend

Frontend framework

Frontend pages framework

Support build of application and import web component.

Polymer is super future-focused and really great to build in. The biggest plus for us is how its component-focused approach keeps things modular and maintainable. It also makes it really easy to implement material design.

In process of Learning Technics- Studing to know more. I was introduced in a Google event.

Polymer is another Google offering that focuses on Web Components, an up-and-coming collection of technologies that provide web developers with the ability to create customer HTML elements.