I researched the framework called Foundations for Sites.
Who wrote or supports the framework?
Foundations is made by Zurb. It is supported by most browsers but not IE 8 due to it being old and officially unsupported by Microsoft a couple years ago. Also, the other browsers automaticaly update themselves.
List some companies or organizations using this framework
Mini Cooper
Pixar
Porsche
Subaru
Polar watches
Perry Ellis Interational
Amazon Jobs
Denoon DJ
Run DMC
Barclays Bank
and more...
Briefly describe the framework and its primary features.
A front-end Framework is a collection of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript containing design patterns that you can build upon. They keep you from wasting time rewriting boring, boilerplate code over and over again. In addition to saving time, they actually help you write better code. Sites built on Foundation work great on multiple devices including desktop and laptop computers, tablets, and mobile phones because it is a responsive framework that uses CSS media queries and a mobile-first approach. Designers can create unique designs for a variety of screen sizes, ensuring a smooth experience no matter the device.
What are some of the primary features or pre-built functions of this framework?
Typography
Containers
Navigations
Controls
SASS
What are some of the advantages/disadvantages to using this framework?
Built SASS/SCSS
Faster pages for Users
Fast to learn
Less hassle
Proven to work
non-coders can use it
What are some of the primary features or pre-built functions of this framework?