Graphite - Create live websites just like in a graphic editor

@andrew_keats Thank you for your feedback, Andrew!)

@danilov_den Glad to hear that! 👋 As for your question – even at this early stage, you can already create landing pages and fairly simple multi-page web sites in Graphite, as well as add a little spice to your projects with powerful animation effects. As for the nearest future, we plan on introducing feature that would allow our users to design truly sophisticated web sites and manage huge amounts of content. Visual components and headless CMS integration are among those features.

@merlin_laffitte Thanks for your support!!)

@merlin_laffitte Thank you and can't wait to hear what you think! 🙌

@owen_johnson Thank you!!

@owen_johnson Thanks a lot! I know firsthand that designers need care 😁

Thank you, Iuliia!

Thanks a million🎉 I'm very glad to hear appreciation, especially in a design field 🙂

@utsha_sarker3 Thank you!!)

@olepav most welcome

@utsha_sarker3 happy to hear that, thank you 🙏

@bojan_sandic1 Thank you, Bojan!)

@bojan_sandic1 Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate it! Now that you mention it, we're currently working hard to expand Graphite's functionality (as well as tutorials), so I'd love to know what features you would love to see in our editor first. Also – if you could share your opinion on what the 'minimum toolkit' a web page editor should have for you as a web designer, that would help us a lot. Thank you!

@tycooperaow Thank you for your support! We currently support basic SEO functionality: traditional web page meta-tags, 'alt' and 'title' element attributes, and the option to specify a tag for an HTML element. But we plan on gradually expanding our SEO toolkit. Third-party JavaScript code integration can be done using the 'Code' element within the editor. In this case, the HTML/CSS will work right on the canvas, whereas the JS part will work on your web site once you've published it. We do have plans to make custom JS code work before publishing – first in the preview, and then in the editor workspace itself. The short version of what makes us different from Webflow is we're much more focused on visual tools. This also means providing a much more designer-oriented experience that is a lot closer to what you might be used to working in a graphic editor rather than a webdev IDE. As for the Wordpress comparison: Graphite gives you static web pages that load a lot faster and are much more stress-resistant. Also – the whole process of creating a landing page is a lot smoother and quicker (or so we aim to achieve) in our tool. To be fair though, when it comes to creating complex web sites and managing heaps of content, we don't have much on Wordpress yet. Fortunately, we do have a few updates in mind that will help us even the odds... in our favor 😄

@ozelyilmaz Thank you, Özel!)

@flipsorry Thanks a lot for appreciation! 🙂