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I'm just starting a project with ASP.NET MVC 4, and I'm wondering how I should handle the layout management? I'm not very experienced with Web layout management in the first place, but I'm aware that Blueprint is a popular option and that in the Rails world Susy would be a good bet. Should I just go with Blueprint? Is there anything I should be aware of as regards the integration with MVC 4?

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Well, as an alternative to what you self mentioned (Blueprint) I can strongly recommend Bootstrap from Twitter (http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/). I have been using this myself in projects with ASP.NET MVC 3 and ASP.NET web forms.

Bootstrap from Twitter is open source and you can find much information on the Internet (i.e many problems you may encounter have already been solved, just Google them). Bootstrap from Twitter "supports" many browsers (computers, smartphones and so on), big/small screens, jQuery...

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Cool, I'll have a look at Bootstrap, tomorrow or so (bedtime).
OK, I'm sold. Bootstrap looks like exactly what I need so far.

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