Take the tour ×  I had experience with Twitter Bootstrap and
Foundation, and I personally think the only thing I want to use
is their grid system. Other features are just bloated.  So I
read about the prospect of a grid layout. All of the articles I
found are oriented toward an 'artistic' explanation (golden
ratio ect). I am a coder at heart, I need a clear & logical
reason to use a grid layout (for example: 'columns can be easily
stacked on top of each other on mobile screen, and expand
horizontally on larger screens'). Can someone give me the pros
and cons of applying a grid system to my website? Personally do
you think using a grid system is good?  If the answer is yes,
should I use a premade grid system like from Twitter
Bootstrap/Foundation or just make one for my own? All of the
other features are unnecessary for me an irrelevant to my
problem.  share|improve this question add comment  3 Answers  up
vote 1 down vote accepted  Grid as visual alignment and ordering
of blocks not only creates layout struct