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How do you guys handle the design part of your app/website if you are not very good at design? Do you use Material ui or bootstrap or do you ask someone else make the design for you?

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    I ask an intern then tell him it's ugly
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    @Alice

    * {
    color: pink;
    background-color: pink;
    }
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    I read a lot of stuff and decided to go with the abolute mnimum tech stack that still would do. That was handcoded HTML and CSS with a little bit of JS here and there. Well and a self-rolled static website generator before that was a thing.
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    I can totally relate to that one. On my personal project I'm fired up when it comes to backend stuff, but as soon as I come to the point where I need to make everything look fancy and nice I am lost.

    That's when I end up using Bootstrap and customize it so it looks even worse then it already does.

    Outsourcing isn't an option, because poor student.
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    Last year I used materializecss to make a very beautiful UI with very very little knowledge of CSS (lol I still don't know how to use float. Forget flex) . It's awesome project if you need to develop UI quickly without much experience.
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    Become good at every task that is assigned to you, or that you assign to yourself.
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    Either bootstrap or I'm pretty much fucked.

    I'm a Linux/back end/security guy, definitely not frontend 😅
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