As a non-developer of any sort (web front end or otherwise) with just enough HTML/CSS/JS under my belt to be dangerous, I've found Bootstrap to be a great frame

As a non-developer of any sort (web front end or otherwise) with just enough HTML/CSS/JS under my belt to be dangerous, I've found Bootstrap to be a great framework for quick and dirty landing pages. I've also found it to be nearly perfect for simple but responsive, beautiful, mobile friendly websites for showcasing art and literature without the complexity and requirements other frameworks demand. That said, I agree with the author that it's not the best tool for every, or even most, jobs. You could use it to run a blog, but why? You could build an online e-commerce site out of it eventually, but dear God why? And that's the beauty of the modern Web. There are so many awesome frameworks out there that do a few things very well, and others that do just about everything decently enough; it's an embarrassment of riches for anyone involved in the industry.