Since the whole point of Bulma is that it consists of responsive CSS, the web pages that document Bulma should be responsive. But they are not.
For example, try to read
https://bulma.io/documentation/start/installation/
on a mobile phone. You can't. The text does not wrap; it runs off the right side of the screen, and you cannot scroll it in order to read it.
I do not know whether this is an issue with the documentation page itself or an underlying flaw in the Bulma-generated CSS. But as a matter of principle it seems to me that the documentation pages should illustrate Bulma in action, in a good way.
Since the whole point of Bulma is that it consists of responsive CSS, the web pages that document Bulma should be responsive. But they are not.
For example, try to read
https://bulma.io/documentation/start/installation/
on a mobile phone. You can't. The text does not wrap; it runs off the right side of the screen, and you cannot scroll it in order to read it.
I do not know whether this is an issue with the documentation page itself or an underlying flaw in the Bulma-generated CSS. But as a matter of principle it seems to me that the documentation pages should illustrate Bulma in action, in a good way.