In this modern day of web development, designers are often using frameworks to help get a website off the ground quickly. Bootstrap is often considered to be one of the most popular frameworks in use today.
We kicked off this chapter by examining a key flaw of frameworks such as Bootstrap, where presentational CSS must be included in HTML directly.
We took a look at the problem with using Bootstrap's CSS styles inline in more detail and discussed how to use a method to get around the issues. We then went on further to apply the same technique to help simplify our HTML so that we can still use Bootstrap's styling framework, while removing any dependency on it, which can affect how we develop the site in the future.
In the next chapter, we're going to change tack and take a look at a topic where we can really use the power of Less, in the form of processing colors within your website or online application.