There are none. A MVC view generates code that spits out the HTML. I don't think you can start with HTML and 'reverse-engineer' it to create an MVC view.

Using the 'View in Page Inspector' option is quicker than firing up the server and looking at the page in a browser inspector though....

>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 ????
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>>It's been around for sometime. Ux = User eXperience. It includes more than just the UI. Things like responsiveness, work flow, reactiveness, etc.
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>>>Is "Ux" a typo or new term?