Whoa! Talk about overreaching. 1) If you can't design it... {sneer} "If you're using Bootstrap, you clearly don't care enough about your idea to spend time on

Whoa! Talk about overreaching. 1) If you can't design it... {sneer} "If you're using Bootstrap, you clearly don't care enough about your idea to spend time on the best user experience." Or! Mabye you'll benefit from having more time to spend on your idea, rather than the basic framework of the web page you're composing. 2) Your homepage will suck and you will have no brand "Homepages for Bootstrap sites are forced to be completely unimaginative." I view Bootstrap like the binding of a book. A book with interesting binding is cool, but ultimately, it's the content of the book that makes or breaks it. There's nothing about Bootstrap that would cause your brand to be uninteresting. Bootstrap is easily extensible. It's a great starting point. 3) You will have no new ideas This is almost a fair point. The incentive to create a new modality is diminished when existing tools are at hand, but this assumes that new ideas must be within the realm of web page design. That's like saying that no new paintings can be created with oils. That's just silly.