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WebWave for me is a very pleasant tool for creating websites. I know the basics of programming, so I can add more advanced features (which isn't really necessary, because a fully functional site can be done without coding). I also used photoshop a lot before. For me, WebWave was incredibly easy to figure out :)

Great site builder. Offers MUCH more flexibility than competition and it's kind of fun to use (other builders restrict you so much, it feels like more of a struggle to do what you want within the restrictions of the platform. Great support too. Highly recommend.

good robust platform, loved the visual aesthetics but for a NGO kind of setup, I find the costs relatively high.

I love using Webwave for my website as well as for clients. As a former Squarespace user, it is a positive change to not be limited to your design with grid features. The tech support is top notch and I love their agency and affiliate features. I would also like to add that the new AI builder is so much more than I expected! Great starting point for anyone creating a website!

I bought on AppSumo so got great price. A lot like Webflow just missing some key features that they are continuously adding. Like GDPR was missing but added a week ago. Not Webflow replacement yet but getting there. I wish they had clone feature like Webflow.

WebWave is very ease of use and has great features. It feels like it is Adobe muse on steroids. So many features to list here but the one that stand out for is their CMS system. It provides great content management for my clients that was one thing Muse really lacked but it is also so much easier to configure than Wordpress. I also love the feature where you can drop in pre-designed sections for your pages which makes my life so much easier when designing. Definitely recommend it to anyone.

So far it's very easy to use. I own a small coffee shop with no coding or design experience and exploiting WebWave to build my website. Once completed I will give more feedback. Thank you for creating the great product that's very and very easy to use for non-tech like me. I'm using WebWave in Viet Nam so I got a little bit slow of web loading speed. Hope it will be better in the near future. Thank you team for all non-stop efforts

Super easy to make websites with PWA functionality. I work with new entrepreneurs that will usually start they're websites with a housing company and WordPress. webwave is an easy plug and play for them to create their first website as the building experience is similar to Canva and Photoshop and hosting is included and covered (free SSL? You got it!). Feedback I've received from my customers is that it is much easier to learn, use, and maintain. I use it for my own new sites as well and I'm working on moving some older sites to webwave (not easy to import in old websites on webwave) If you haven't tried it yet, I suggest you do. There are improvements every month and the team is very active. The UI, web builder tooling, and web/dns loading speed has been updated recently.

Great website builder, aimed at beginners but great for more advanced users too, You can plonk items where you want them, pictures can be rotated and do not have to be grid like all the time. I am waiting for animated colour gtradients to be available , it is resource friendly eye candy for sites and if it is available for text fills it will be a first for a simple builder, to do that would normally require bootstrap or something. So a breeze to use for experienced builders who can knock out sites quickly and a beginner can get more professional results without the headaches.

As a UX Designer and Webdesigner working with prototyping tools like Figma, Axure was standard to rapidly test design and UI concepts. The heavy part was always to hand over the nice design concepts and design specials to the webdev tools, that forced me to put it into tight layout pattern (like CSS Grids, Flex, Bootstrap Layouts). I constantly researched the market for better solutions, like prototyping tools that generate website code. But these solutions didn't offer CMS and dynamic Website creation. 3 years ago I found Webwave and was amazed by their photoshop-like Design approach. I had no learning curve regarding the Builder interface, because it was so similar to my Axure. Only the web-specific design limitations and settings was something I had to learn. And therefore I'm really thankful for the tutorial videos from webwave and the facebook community, where other users share and help with best practices. I wish the webwave team all the best and success for the future and looking forward to more nice and helpful features.