Unlike the Responsive.gs framework that we used in the first project, Bootstrap is shipped with extra components, which are commonly used in the Web. Hence, before we step further into developing the portfolio website, first let's explore these components, mainly those of which we will employ within the website, such as the responsive grid, the buttons, and the form elements.
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Frankly, the official Bootstrap website (http://getbootstrap.com/) is always the best source to be up-to-date with anything related to Bootstrap. So, herein, I would like to point out the key things that are straightforward.
Bootstrap comes with a Responsive Grid System, along with the supporting classes that form the columns and the rows. In Bootstrap, we build the column using these prefix classes: col-xs-, col-sm-, col-md-, and col-lg-. This is then followed by the column number, ranging from 1 to 12, to define the column size as well as to aim the column for...