Bootstrap

Bootstrap is a collection of tools for creating designs on websites and applications.

These are graphics and animation tools that originated on Twitter (X).

Developed by two developers, Mark Otto and Jacob Thorton, Bootstrap came into being in 2010, when numerous libraries of web animation tools already existed.

However, these were often inconsistent and expensive. Bootstrap emerged as a small revolution.

The aim of its developers was to improve the consistency of the tools used on Twitter and reduce the number of maintenance operations.

Today, this library (framework) can be used to integrate numerous elements into web pages, using web development language (div, href, script, class, span, etc.), while minimizing the weight of integrated elements on sites.

More specifically, Bootstrap uses HTML, CSS classes, and JavaScript (JS) code to facilitate site development and make pages more responsive.

Bootstrap also has the ability to detect the screen size and orientation of the user visiting the page, automatically adapting the site's display for optimum results.

This application is perfectly in tune with today's mobile trends and responds to the large number of internet connections via smartphones or tablets.