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Business How to Freelance Establishing a Proper Workflow Breaking Down a Project: Part 2

Posted by michelle gleed
michelle gleed
23,811 Points

What does he mean by "custom solutions"?

Hi, I don't understand what he means when he refers to "custom frameworks" as by this stage we've likely already done the HTML and CSS. Can anyone elaborate on this for me please? Thank you in advance.

2 Answers

Gloria Woods
Gloria Woods
3,049 Points
Gloria Woods
Gloria Woods
3,049 Points

Customer frameworks are just custom designed, meaning, you put together bits and pieces of code that will work in your situation or the design you are wanting to develop or build. Hopefully this makes sense, but someone else may have a better answer.

Sara Hitchcock
Sara Hitchcock
12,296 Points
Sara Hitchcock
Sara Hitchcock
12,296 Points

The website https://www.sitepoint.com/front-end-frameworks-custom-vs-ready-use-solutions/ may be helpful in explaining custom frameworks. Hope this helps.