This happened to me last week. I have near-zero design skills, so I just used a standard Twitter Bootstrap design for my site. Though I'm still embarrassed a

This happened to me last week. I have near-zero design skills, so I just used a standard Twitter Bootstrap design for my site. Though I'm still embarrassed a bit by it, it works for now while I'm working on other more critical elements. But I had a friend check out the site recently who went out of her way to praise the UI; she had expected something much more utilitarian. And I think this is more common; there are still so, so many BAD sites on the net that even a standard Bootstrap site is of pretty good quality/usability. So while I still do plan on upgrading from a fairly default Bootstrap experience in the future, I'm no longer quite so embarrassed about using it now.