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Yeah, that's an option too. But again, what's the pricing model? $19/month for unlimited exports?

• dpcan 16y ago
  Maybe. Who is your customer? How many designs a month does your typical customer create? If it's an independent designer / web developer, then they may create 2 websites a month for $2k - $4k per month per customer, and that's only 2 designs. Then there are people who just slap up websites for $300 a piece, and may do 5 or 6. But who's the customer? Sure, you might say that if I'm making $2k to $4k per website, and do about 2 a month, then I should be able to "afford" $20 per month, but that's really not the way a developer thinks. Everyone wants $20 per month from us. It seems like everything is becoming a service. I also don't know if I'll do a single website for ANYONE next month. BUT, I can sure tell you that I'll do 10 before the year is up, so if I could just buy a 10 pack, that would make sense to me. Lastly, I ran into some frustrating bugs while using the demo. I couldn't subscribe at this point because I couldn't do something as simple as line up 2 blocks side by side. I try to drag them so they touch each other, but it keeps bouncing back and leaving a space. Something as simple as this becomes a deal breaker at the moment. The tool itself is still broken.
  • matt1 16y ago
    As far as the blocks go: that's a feature, not a bug. Since everything revolves around the 960 grid system, which doesn't support blocks side by side, you can't do it within the editor. But, as imply, that's useful in a lot of cases, so it might be something to look at. You're comments are great, btw. Thank you.