Or just spend an hour or so figuring out how basic styling form styling works.
Should you do that if you don't already know how it works?
Form styling in a responsive, consistent, and cross-browser way is actually pretty tricky, even for an experienced front-end developer!
I totally understand the antipathy for using such frameworks, and I suggest that they're ill-suited to larger projects where you have the resources to solve these problems in a better way. But Bootstrap has it's place, and the clue is in the name.
Should you do that if you don't already know how it works?
Form styling in a responsive, consistent, and cross-browser way is actually pretty tricky, even for an experienced front-end developer!
I totally understand the antipathy for using such frameworks, and I suggest that they're ill-suited to larger projects where you have the resources to solve these problems in a better way. But Bootstrap has it's place, and the clue is in the name.