Semantic UI offers a rich set of components and customization options, making it suitable for complex applications, while Skeleton provides a lightweight and minimalistic approach ideal for simpler projects.
Skeleton
Pros:
Minimalistic and lightweight
Fast-loading due to small file size
Easy to learn and implement
Good for simple projects
Responsive design with flexible grid system
Cons:
Limited components compared to larger frameworks
Not as widely adopted, leading to fewer resources
Custom styling may require more effort
Semantic UI
Pros:
Rich set of UI components
Highly customizable themes
Responsive design out of the box
Great documentation and community support
Integrates well with React and other frameworks
Cons:
Heavier file size compared to other frameworks
Learning curve can be steep for beginners
May require additional configuration for advanced features