1. Columns (.columns, .column)
Why? – It’s because Bulma’s grid system is simple and flexible, allowing for quick layout structuring.
Use Case: Creating multi-column layouts for sections like feature highlights, pricing tables, or image/text combos.
2. Navbar (.navbar)
Why? It provides a responsive, mobile-friendly navigation bar with minimal setup.
Use Case: Structuring site navigation for a startup website or a dashboard.
3. Hero (.hero)
Why? The .hero component provides a full-width, attention-grabbing section, perfect for landing pages.
Use Case: Adding a compelling call-to-action (CTA) or introductory banner.
4. Card (.card)
Why? Pre-styled content boxes that work well for product listings, blog posts, or user profiles.
Use Case: Displaying service offerings, team members, or portfolio items.
5. Buttons (.button)
Why? Bulma’s buttons are styled out of the box with multiple sizes, colors, and states.
Use Case: CTA buttons, form submission buttons, or interactive elements.
6. Forms (.field, .input, .select, .textarea)
Why? The form elements are consistently styled and easy to customize.
Use Case: Contact forms, login/signup pages, or survey inputs.
7. Box (.box)
Why? A simple way to create a bordered, padded container for emphasis.
Use Case: Highlighting important information, displaying notifications, or creating callout sections.
8. Modal (.modal)
Why? Provides a clean, responsive popup solution without additional JavaScript.
Use Case: Login modals, pop-up notifications, or image previews.
9. Message (.message)
Why? Helps display notifications, alerts, and system messages clearly.
Use Case: Success/error messages after form submissions or warnings.
10. Tabs (.tabs)
Why? Provides a simple way to implement tabbed navigation.
Use Case: Organizing content like FAQs, documentation, or user settings.
