I did a proof-of-concept last week with MVP.css and it was so quickly put together that it was almost as convenient as from writing the content in a Google Doc (where I use borderless tables for the columns). Google Docs are usually my second step in the process, as I don't like to get feedback on sketches, but this might be it now. (My first step is that I sketch on receipt paper, it's the perfect width for mobile, super cheap, and can be as tall as you'd like for your design. Highly rec.)
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Another advantage is speed.
I did a proof-of-concept last week with MVP.css and it was so quickly put together that it was almost as convenient as from writing the content in a Google Doc (where I use borderless tables for the columns). Google Docs are usually my second step in the process, as I don't like to get feedback on sketches, but this might be it now. (My first step is that I sketch on receipt paper, it's the perfect width for mobile, super cheap, and can be as tall as you'd like for your design. Highly rec.)
Author of MVP.css here. Glad you liked it! If you'd like to share the site you built I'd love to take a look.