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Bootstrap means exactly what it means. What's so hard to understand about that?

I'm not convinced on the justifications of not supporting flash when there clearly isn't a viable alternative yet.

And with that mentality, there never will be.

Here's what Adobe suggests.

Here's 10 alternatives to Flash Player.

Then there's the "Occupy Flash" movement, LOL!

So, admit it. You're just plain lazy. You don't WANT to have to learn a new way.

Tough.

Two years ago, you had a point. But not now.

You're beating a dead horse and you very well know it.

My first recommendation would be to try Blueprint -- a set of reasonable CSS styles that make building grid-based layouts much easier. It's open source, designed by some great people and actively supported.

If you're looking for full designs, try Open Source Web Designs. There are also other free template sites out there, so search around.

Templates are great, my personal favourite is Template Monster. I find the best process to take is to take a brief, search through for some template options that are likely, print them out or Powerpoint a presentation of them to the customer. Let them choose from that subset (or send you off for more).

Don't even consider trying to design yourself - in addition to rules and standards, there is a 'leap' you have to make to get a good design. If you customise a website with content, templates are cheap as you can use a non-unique one and have a great look for very little money. My personal favourite is Template Monster - It's got great designs, the possibility to buy sites unique if teh customer wants it, and delivered in all sorts of formats (including HTML, layered PSD etc..)

Your ass hat is on too tight, it's restricting blood flow to your brain =P The premium templates are in fact, resold through templatemonter.com. See our tesitmonial on templatemonster. The premium designs section takes care of hosting costs, and actually helps people when they can't find the right free design.

What you skipped over is the 1001 FREE templates. Totally free public domain templates. The entire front page is dedicated to the free designs. The Browse, Search, Design Or Not, etc. are all free designs. The free section is our main project goal.

The irony is that the featured templates on http://www.oswd.org are the exact same as the featured templates on http://www.templatemonster.com/

lol speaking of copying sites... At first I thought "well maybe that these sites were submitted by the same user to multiple sites". Then I thought " What are the odds that the featured templates appear the same on both sites?"

Do I smell a conspiracy, or do I have my ass hat on?

I'm a technology generalist who pays my bills by providing services on a contractual basis to small bizs. Occasionaly this entails web design.

Talk about a coincidence... I clicked over to /. while I was waiting for my order at templatemonster.com to process. I was vaugly aware of the sites like this, but never really looked at the templates until yesterday. They offer full, very professional website templates for download for only around $60(!). I'll never design a website for a client from scratch again.

Or just goto to one many template sites and buy a template for $20 to $80. Drop your content in and your done. For dynamic driven content, grab nuke portal software. You can easily have full operating website in a weekend sans content of course.

Well well well... doesn't this look familiar? Just how they managed to screw up the formatting so badly is another thing altogether!

Funny... the first time I visited that site, I couldn't help but marvel at how close it was in appearance to some of the flash sites available at Template Monster

Should have been able to pick it up for under a grand plus a little bit of customisation time! ;-)