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Ok,guy selling a wysiwyg , webflow , "drag and drop with no code". OP, doesnt understand that, these webbased products DONT WORK. Even during the flash area,d
by camus2 13y ago
Ok,guy selling a wysiwyg , webflow , "drag and drop with no code".
OP, doesnt understand that, these webbased products DONT WORK.
Even during the flash area,designers needed basic coding knowledge to add listeners to events, and, the twist is , some designers became coders because they had to , in order to stay competitive on the flash job market.
Web designers WILL always need to learn to code if they want to stay competitive ,period.
Things change fast on the web,and wysiwyg web tools cant integrate all the latest web techs, all the latest best practices,etc...
Finally, web designers dont work in the void,they work in teams with coders, and coders hate wysiwyg generated code.
So no ,not going to happen,like it did not happen with Dreamweaver (that even tries to be less designer oriented and more code oriented now).