What is a potential downside of using a comprehensive CSS framework like Bootstrap for a small project?
- Bootstrap is optimized for small projects and has no downsides.
- Bootstrap may conflict with JavaScript frameworks, causing compatibility issues.
- Limited styling options, requiring extensive custom CSS for unique designs.
- Overhead of unused styles and larger file sizes, impacting performance.
While Bootstrap is a powerful CSS framework with a comprehensive set of styles and components, using it for a small project may introduce unnecessary overhead. The framework includes a wide range of styles, and if not all are used, it can result in larger file sizes, impacting performance. Developers should carefully consider the project's needs before opting for a comprehensive framework.
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