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I've looked at many CSS grid frameworks and first thing to mind is always "looks like a printed magazine".

I suspect that is why certain designers are attracted to them. But is also why I click away wondering "why would anyone ever do that?"



You're looking at it too literally. A grid is meant to be a basic visual system -- a framework in itself really -- that brings order to 2D design and usually gets obscured by graphics. All of these are based on exacting grids: http://www.webdesignerwall.com/trends/best-of-css-design-200... some more apparent than others. Of course, the value of a framework of a framework is another question.




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