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First thing that struck me was professional designers probably wouldn't use this, they're likely not willing to give up complete design control to a wysiwyg too
by mwill 15y ago
First thing that struck me was professional designers probably wouldn't use this, they're likely not willing to give up complete design control to a wysiwyg tool, and most have preferred cms and tools.
So with that said, seems the best target is hobbyists, casuals, or people like small business owners who want to save a buck by trying to make their own site (I know several small business owners who have rolled their own site with dreamweaver, for example)
I'd love to see it with a landing video that talks about the problem it solves for people with no experience, rather than using terms like "standards compliant", "hosting platform", etc.
- mattront 15y agoIn addition to DIY market we also have those designers who until now had to hire a programmer to turn their designs into a functional website (with cms or without). Thanks for the landing video suggestion!
- mwill 15y agoTrue, but I would have thought most designers like that would work at a web dev shop already, thought I couldn't say that for sure. Forgot to mention: Looks like a great piece of tech and a great product. Can't wait to see where it goes after launch :D