Generally I agree with you but am out of sync here. IMO software developers should not delude themselves into thinking they are graphic designers. I don't see what MVC has to do with it at all. There is no reason the views can't be done by a pro.

I saw Utah State won another game to complete another successful season. They have had my interest since that game in Madison two years ago. Good luck to them in their bowl game. Any guesses there?

>No. That misses one point of MVC that gives you total control over things. If you want WYSIWIG for web, use web forms.
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>>Has anybody come across 'ANY' WYSIWYG / DragAndDrop designer that works with Asp.net MVC
>>Designing Complex Screens I dont understand why there is not such a designer around..... you can spend so much time in the UI bit , that handcoding in the controls and then having to bring up the browser, make adjustments and stat all ove r again........ there must be a better more efficient /productive way to do this ????