Bootstrap
If you're looking for an alternative to Dojo's way of laying things out, you might consider Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a popular styling framework originally created by developers at Twitter. The story goes that the developers needed a way to release websites quickly, so they drafted a set of style sheets as a starting point for their projects. The styling templates proved very popular because they were easy to use and met the needs of most web developers. The template, originally named Twitter Blueprint, was later released in August 2011 as Bootstrap.
Bootstrap provides developers with responsive design styles that work well on both desktop and mobile browsers. Responsive grids can be fine-tuned to give you multi-column layouts that collapse ...
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