Looking at the article, It has enforce the idea that I should use it more for quick and dirty websites. Why? Because the article doesn't display alright on my

Looking at the article, It has enforce the idea that I should use it more for quick and dirty websites. Why? Because the article doesn't display alright on my mobile (screenshot here: http://mickael.kerjean.free.fr/public/IMG_1720.PNG http://mickael.kerjean.free.fr/public/IMG_1720.PNG) From a user experience, it's not great. The way I see it, AMP is just another alternative to Bootstrap. Sure, it's not perfect but when I need to quickly add a few things to create something simple, it does the job. Like any piece of techs, there's some downside, but at least you benefit from: - less ui bugs in your website as it was likely test accross more devices that you could ever do on your own - would load faster than you bootstrap equivalent