Why I Don't Use Bootstrap for Every Project

Bootstrap can be a useful starting point. For a fairly standard interface, having familiar components ready to use saves time. I don't see much sense in pretending otherwise.

But a bespoke design can turn into a long exercise in undoing the defaults. At that point I'd rather write the CSS I need. The question for me is how much of the framework we'll actually use, and how much we'll spend overriding. I want to answer that before it becomes a dependency.