Could you explain this more? I don’t quite understand it.
The only time I see frameworks make yo uadd HTML is if you are implementing the grid. However, since most frameworks are based on floats, it’s customary to add the parent just to contain the floated elements.
I’m not sure what other examples you give that show it doesn’t add additional markup (compared to other frameworks?)
Could you be more specific? I couldn’t quite pinpoint an example showcasing this main benefit.
Other than that, I mean it’s somewhat useful to have the custom sizes for the column size, but that’s not exactly original; at my work we’ve modified the foundation CSS file to include some more specific sizes (only halves though) to help be more precise with our design.
I’m not trying to be rude or anything; I just want to hear what makes this worth using 
. What stops, for example, my team from just using a framework and modifying it like we did (apposed to Jeet?) I’m sure we were not the first people to modify frameworks.