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Spectre is a lightweight, responsive,
and modern CSS framework, which
provides the extensible with faster
development. It facilitates the
responsive layout system based on
the flexbox property, along with
providing the basic elements &
typography stylings. It solves many
problems that we had once like the
cross-browser compatibility issue.
In the current scenario, the
websites are perfect for all the
browsers (IE, Firefox, and Chrome)
and for all sizes of screens
(Desktop, Tablets, Phablets, and Phones).
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Spectre is much more lighter than the
Bootstrap but there are few drawback in
this frameworks. There are few classes
used in bootstrap that can not be done
in spectre. If you can avoid those
things then yes it can other wise not.
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In my opinion, no, Spectre can not
replace the Tailwind. Tailwind CSS
is the future of designing of websites.
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