creating a website to measure knowledge

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Hello, I’m starting my studies on the web and for now only know HTML 5 and CSS3, and to measure knowledge I wanted to know about some framework that can help me make a responsive site with animations of a fictional site for example.

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    Bootstrap and Materialize CSS are good choices

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As I mentioned above, there are two Frameworks that I consider the best, and most used in the market, but the amount of Frameworks that inhabit the depths of the internet are gigantic, and with this will be at your discretion in choosing which to study.

Bootstrap -

Developed by the Twitter team, Bootstrap is a framework open source front-end (opensource). In simple words, it is a set of tools designed to facilitate the development of websites and web systems.

Compatible with HTML5 and CSS3, the framework makes it possible to create responsive layouts and the use of Gris, allowing your content to be organized in up to 12 columns and behaving differently for each resolution.

Like any other tool, it has its advantages and disadvantages. It is important to know and understand its functionalities to know the right moments to use it.
source: http://thiagonasc.com/desenvolvimento-web/desenvolvendo-com-bootstrap-3-um-framework-front-end-que-vale-a-pena

Materialize CSS - It is a tool developed based on the tools used by google itself and 100% responsive, Materialize CSS also enjoys a GRIDS system like Bootstrap, which facilitates the combination of the tools.

Documentation: Bootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/ Materialize CSS: http://materializecss.com/

Note: All information was created by my authorship, which were added from the outside were put the source.

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