> they only want to produce eye-candy that they think makes their portfolios look cool You got it. I'm finishing up a contract for one such firm that loves to

> they only want to produce eye-candy that they think makes their portfolios look cool You got it. I'm finishing up a contract for one such firm that loves to use Wordpress for everything when 9/10 of their sites could be better served by static HTML pages and better CSS. But no, that's soooooo last decade, so the users get a Wordpress/Sass can of worms that requires entire LAMP and Node.js stacks to operate properly. I was thinking about rebuilding my portfolio site in a "responsive framework", but decided against it when I realized I can achieve the same effect with static HTML and separate CSS files for each page.