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12 Free Bootstrap UI Kits to Simplify Your Web Development Work


With the release of Bootstrap 4 Beta 2.0 a few weeks ago, Bootstrap is currently the most popular and reliable open-source front-end web framework enjoying a significant market share of over 16.4% for all websites. One area, however, where it needs severe improvement is the default design which is quite dull and overused. This is also the same reason why all Bootstrap websites look almost similar to each other. Click here to read full article on XHTMLJunction's official blog.
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