PERFEEEECT A+ REVIEW!!! - I watched at speed 1.5 and it was perfect for my learning speed and you just said all the comprehensive key points i needed to know and didnt know i needed to know - i cant thank you enough.
I love reviews like this! straight to the main points and comparing together... instead of having to rewind back and forth to choose 🤣🙌thank you so much!
Sorry, but as a person who tried all those Tools for years, i do not fully agree with you. Your video feels more like an ad for Webflow to be honest. First, talking about Wordpress is important to talk wich Builder you use to design your website, because this is crucial. The best ones for WP are Elementor and Oxygen. Oxygen Logic is very similar to Webflows, Elementor is drag & drop and very easy to use. Without this Builders Wordpress is just a Blog, not a site builder. If somebody is interested about real differences (Webflow vs. Elementor vs. EditorX), comment and i will write it from my perspective.
My thoughts exactly while watching this video. For example, why does he say you Have to use coding for WordPress. Not true. A WordPress DESIGNER is not using code. There are website builders that many designers use, such as elementor. Zero code.
1 year on, and I agree with this. I am a freelancer, and I LOVE webflow. It is a steeper learning curve, but that actually challenges me to be better, because when I learn one thing, it inspires me to try a dozen other things. Love your videos!
Most hosting comes with free SSL so WP will most likely also have free SSL. And Woo-Commerce which is ecom for WordPress is free also payment mechanism might come with per transaction cost but I think all of them have something along those lines.
I use webflow a lot - and I run into huge limitations on every new project. If they dont up their game soon tools like editor x will eat them alive. No multilanguage support, no members area, no plugins very limited functionality on the end-customers side when it comes to adding new content (no image cropping for ex). The standard webflow forms are a bad joke and webflow absoluetely doesn‘t care for non-US customers. So things like dsgvo or gdpr are more or less ignored. Maybe if you‘re only working with US-clients webflow is a good option - but for the rest uf us - spend your money elsewhere.
@@johnwallace5284 webflow wins on customization but loses on integration. I found his review pretty accurate here. Editor X and Webflow IMO are neck and neck.
I'm not that experienced with Webflow, but I would say that Webflow adds new stuff quite fast. Multilanguage support and user areas are their primary goals right now. As for the integrations: as far as I know, Webflow is kinda poor in that regard, but there are lots of workarounds. Yes, they are workarounds, non-native solutions, but it still gets the job done. “Very limited functionality on the end-customers side” - again, Webflow works on that, but I do agree that making UGC-driven websites might be a hassle right now. I’m not sure about Webflow forms, I guess they are okay. However, I totally agree with your statement on their attitude to non-US customers: so many services are so focused on being American that they completely miss the rest of the world. What I mean is that I can’t know how well Webflow works in China or Russia, but I need to check the forums or Google it - it sucks, I want to know such stuff on their website. GDPR is a huge thing. I didn’t know about DSGVO, but that’s one of those local examples. Ecommerce: I’m still unsure how well ecommerce works in Russia and China. There are lots of little things that you need to care about when making country-specific websites. I mean it’s okay and Webflow can’t take a look at all of the details, but I would appreciate it if they tried at least. I still think that Webflow works amazingly well. Webflow evolves, they add new features, still waiting for memberships and multilanguage support. GDPR, some other specific stuff is achievable through 3rd party services and tools. Again, I didn’t use Editor X and I do not have lots of experience with Webflow.
Awesome explanation!! I’m binge watching your videos. I’m new and Wordpress was overwhelming. I have my site setup in WP but going to stage it in Webflow to learn. I think you hit the nail on the head with general maintenance and not needing all these 3rd party plugins and hoping they all integrate. Honestly by the time you pay for a few basic extras in WP it actually cost more then Webflow. Again great videos!! Keep up that good work!!
You put some work into this video, I appreciate it! Someone wants me to move from WIX to WP, I left WP because of the constant plugin updates, sad it's still there
Great job, loved this detailed comparison. On this or another video you may want to discuss speed comparisons based on servers/hosting but that can be complex to compare with such vast differences across WP ecosystem.
This is very helpful, thank you! I am learning Webflow at the moment (steeeep learning curve!), and thought all my trouble would prove to be in vain. Editor X looks like Adobe Xd straight on the web. Which is great. But somehow Webflow feels more solid. And I love the client editor option! So I’ll keep on learning, hoping Webflow will be inspired by the possibilities of Editor X.
Hey payton as usual a banger video no doubt, but can you please focus more on the pitching and sales sides of design business. I am having a hard time getting clients.
Good review!! He just missed the aspect about payment portals for Ecommerce in different countries. That was the one key issue I had with Webflow. I live in South Africa.
@@MB-sl8pw I use Webflow, looked at several Webflow designed websites and have never seen any of them where the sites are slow. WordPress I've read and heard, consistently, about the slow websites, bloated code and nightmares with the plugins. My client's website; one of the things that he pointed out, is how fast his website appears, with no lag or delays.
@@MB-sl8pw I do. But I like to keep my personal business off of TH-cam. I highly recommend that you go to their website and test out several of the web designers whom put up their websites for viewing. There are tons of them up there for you to test.
15:04 I would put it another way: webflow + editor x = coding not possible. Wordpress = coding optional. Also wordpress is the only option where you can chose your own server which has many benefits, GDPR compliance for example. Dont get me wrong I really like the webflow editor, but you can get almost the same with wordpress combined with oxygen builder, and that combination is in my opinion the best for you and your clients - by far ;-)
You can export your code from Webflow and that code is clean (not bloated) and you can modify, upload and have that code that you exported run on another hosting provider.
what do you mean coding not possible? I code on editor X all the time. They integrated Javascript to work with their elements and have a huge API library
I work with Wordpress and I don't think other CMS or tool will surpass it. Ever. Maybe Google Sites in the future if they get real/more customizability and if they prioritize their sites for rankings.
@@danielfunnels536 Man why are you wasting you energy on this? This is my opinion, did you see I wrote "I dont THINK other CMS..." AND does it matter if I used it or not, check other comments that are confirming what I wrote. Think before you try to look smart!
You mentioned designing sites then handing them over to clients. Are you suggesting that Webflow is the easier site for clients to update their own data, or do you recommend Editor X for this function?
Webflow has absolutely beautiful templates. I have been playing around with it again in the last few days. I struggle because I'm not super familiar with web development. I always had a preference for Wordpress in general, but I find all the updates, security etc. is way too much time to put in.
Thank you very much. it's really easy to understand for beginners. I'd like to learn how to create a website, but could you tell me what kinds of software do web designers always mainly use？or what software is best for web designers to learn? Thank you , keep up and hard work!
I mean flawless video, you really expounded so well on even the last minute or "out of the blue" questions someone would have in regards to these platforms. I'm a WIX and WP user myself and I prefer WIX based on the user experience and the great support team. I definitely have the same issue with WP plugins as well, man this video was so spot on. I'm now trying to learn more about Webflow so thanks so much for this video. You got a new subscriber for sure!
Thank you so much for this video man! It really gave me the information i needed as a starting webdesigner. I only have one question. I am now in the fase of switching from the Wix normal editor to Editor X. I'm still learning it but i'm getting there, my plan is to manage Editor X first and after that start with Webflow. Do you think that's a good choice or should I already start learning both at the same time to be able to offer more value to potential clients sooner? Again thanks for the video man, you've got a new subscriber over here!
if its not too overwhelming definitely do both, maybe watch webflow university videos while learning x, it could help you be more familiar with tools quicker
A very detailed comparison of platform options, much appreciated. However, my needs are more personal, and I wondered if you could point me in the right direction. During lockdown here in the UK, now in my retirement, I decided to create a family tree-plus, meaning not only have I created a lineage mapping as far back as 1841 for the four main families, I also have created Word Docs with images of; formal documents, postcards, and letters, requesting people's recollections, and adding them too. My idea of a website would be something that near and distant families could refer to, offering more documentation to me, to be added as and when received. This project would never be a money making exercise, with this in mind do you have any suggestions as to which path I should take? Kind regards Robert
So far I've watched three TH-cam videos comparing website builders with unambiguous recommendations about which one(s) to choose. All three of the videos compare at least three website builders, all three have roughly the same number of views and likes, and two of the three have literally no overlap whatsoever while the third one goes out of its way to trash the #1 recommended builder from another video.
Payton Clark Smith thank you this a fantastic comparison and review. Do you know if Webflow have added the integrations in the 15 months since you first published this review?
I tried WP for a long time, bought a theme that was later not supported. Bought Themify, but it had 1 zillion options and even with the visual builder tool, it was too much to learn.
Great video. Thank you. I usually use WP, lately I was thinking to move to Webflow, but then I read that their server might have problem with the GDPR policy in Europe. Did you have any problem about it? Thanks again
I don't think it's an issue as long as you don't use webflow's built-in forms or ecommerce. There are 3rd-party alternatives that keep the relevant data in the EU and so are ok for GDPR.
Hi Clark, thank you very much for sharing your insights on the top 3 web development tool in such a structure format. May I also know what accounting tool you used to capture your business finance in the video 29:58.
Problems to using this alternative to Wordpress is that you can’t using different hosting providers! Webflow & Editor X is not open source it is from 1 provider how you can’t using what provider you will, that is way Wordpress is only solutions how is good to using1
While I can see the benefits of Webflow, this comparison feels unfairly weighted a little too heavily in favor of it. The question marks next to the eCommerce next to Wordpress make no sense to me, given the size and reliability of the WooCommerce plugin. To be fair, I despise the frequent updating of Wordpress plug-ins so the peace-of-mind of set-and-forget platforms is worth a lot. Unfortunately so is an incredibly powerful and nearly limitless platform like Wordpress. Thanks for your breakdown though - I certainly learned something new about how to think about each platform.
I love Webflow but as a designer and somebody trying to geet a small boutique business that's more a labor of love the e-commerce cost of webflow is a deal breaker
Great channel - but Webflow is not all that people crack it up to be. Editor X will overtake it if Webflow doesn't up their game. WordPress is still KING - period!! Don't know why people always try to throw shade on it.
Can you make SPA websites, make animated transitions between pages when navigating and fetch data from databases and external resources? Is it possible to make a chat, forum and commenting systems within webflow? Do they have AI content generators? Can you get data from grahpql services and connect to websockets? I am asking this because I was thinking about making something similar to webflow but with the features mentioned. The websites built with the tool would have 0kB javascript on the first load and score from 90 to 100 in google's Lighthouse. I would also like to provide the web building service for free. Would this be a good idea?
If you using best hosting on wordpress including SSL! I have SSL including in all hosting! I don’t need to pay extra for SSL! That is way some information from this video is wrong!
Nice and very informative video. Just one thing, please if you are presenting a review of services and among the audience there is people who are only beginning learning about the topic, explaining the acronyms used would be useful. Not everyone knows the meaning of all the used acronym. Thanks. 👍
You're way too underrated, dude. Thank you for the knowledge. Not a lot of people are as thorough and specific as you are.
That means a lot! Thank you for watching and commenting 👍🏻
Understatement! Definitely hands down best TH-cam presentation on comparing products....and the award goes to: Payton Clark Smith!
underrated by who?
PERFEEEECT A+ REVIEW!!! - I watched at speed 1.5 and it was perfect for my learning speed and you just said all the comprehensive key points i needed to know and didnt know i needed to know - i cant thank you enough.
I love reviews like this! straight to the main points and comparing together... instead of having to rewind back and forth to choose 🤣🙌thank you so much!
Finally a thorough comparison!! Thanks for this!
Thanks for watching!
They just added animations to Editor X! Thanks for the video.
Sorry, but as a person who tried all those Tools for years, i do not fully agree with you. Your video feels more like an ad for Webflow to be honest.
First, talking about Wordpress is important to talk wich Builder you use to design your website, because this is crucial. The best ones for WP are Elementor and Oxygen. Oxygen Logic is very similar to Webflows, Elementor is drag & drop and very easy to use. Without this Builders Wordpress is just a Blog, not a site builder.
If somebody is interested about real differences (Webflow vs. Elementor vs. EditorX), comment and i will write it from my perspective.
I am super interested in your insight
This is true! He probably is been paid by webflow
Please, go ahead !
I just thinking about elementor too, & want to know more when compared to WF, WP, & EX
My thoughts exactly while watching this video. For example, why does he say you Have to use coding for WordPress. Not true. A WordPress DESIGNER is not using code. There are website builders that many designers use, such as elementor. Zero code.
1 year on, and I agree with this. I am a freelancer, and I LOVE webflow. It is a steeper learning curve, but that actually challenges me to be better, because when I learn one thing, it inspires me to try a dozen other things. Love your videos!
Do you have any insight into using webflow for gated content requiring user auth (members, not editors) and user permissions to allow file uploads?
Dug through a lot of videos to find this. I don't like videos often, but this one deserves a like.
You absolutely nailed this vid! Big thumbs up from me in not so sunny Edinburgh! Couldn't have asked for a more in-depth and informative vid! 👍🏼
This was the best and most detailed video I’ve seen. Thank you for sharing this.
Most hosting comes with free SSL so WP will most likely also have free SSL. And Woo-Commerce which is ecom for WordPress is free also payment mechanism might come with per transaction cost but I think all of them have something along those lines.
I use webflow a lot - and I run into huge limitations on every new project. If they dont up their game soon tools like editor x will eat them alive. No multilanguage support, no members area, no plugins very limited functionality on the end-customers side when it comes to adding new content (no image cropping for ex). The standard webflow forms are a bad joke and webflow absoluetely doesn‘t care for non-US customers. So things like dsgvo or gdpr are more or less ignored. Maybe if you‘re only working with US-clients webflow is a good option - but for the rest uf us - spend your money elsewhere.
im using editor x now it is far better then webflow imo, i wouldnt trust this review he is paid by webflow i think
@@johnwallace5284 webflow wins on customization but loses on integration. I found his review pretty accurate here. Editor X and Webflow IMO are neck and neck.
I'm not that experienced with Webflow, but I would say that Webflow adds new stuff quite fast. Multilanguage support and user areas are their primary goals right now. As for the integrations: as far as I know, Webflow is kinda poor in that regard, but there are lots of workarounds. Yes, they are workarounds, non-native solutions, but it still gets the job done.
“Very limited functionality on the end-customers side” - again, Webflow works on that, but I do agree that making UGC-driven websites might be a hassle right now.
I’m not sure about Webflow forms, I guess they are okay.
However, I totally agree with your statement on their attitude to non-US customers: so many services are so focused on being American that they completely miss the rest of the world. What I mean is that I can’t know how well Webflow works in China or Russia, but I need to check the forums or Google it - it sucks, I want to know such stuff on their website. GDPR is a huge thing. I didn’t know about DSGVO, but that’s one of those local examples. Ecommerce: I’m still unsure how well ecommerce works in Russia and China. There are lots of little things that you need to care about when making country-specific websites. I mean it’s okay and Webflow can’t take a look at all of the details, but I would appreciate it if they tried at least.
I still think that Webflow works amazingly well. Webflow evolves, they add new features, still waiting for memberships and multilanguage support. GDPR, some other specific stuff is achievable through 3rd party services and tools. Again, I didn’t use Editor X and I do not have lots of experience with Webflow.
Integrations makes it impossible for me to move away from wordpress. Theres honestly no way I could go with webflow
what types of project do you use webflow for though?
Awesome explanation!! I’m binge watching your videos. I’m new and Wordpress was overwhelming. I have my site setup in WP but going to stage it in Webflow to learn. I think you hit the nail on the head with general maintenance and not needing all these 3rd party plugins and hoping they all integrate. Honestly by the time you pay for a few basic extras in WP it actually cost more then Webflow. Again great videos!! Keep up that good work!!
I'm just 3 minutes in and i already love this i can see already that this is gonna be very useful for me so thank you already
You put some work into this video, I appreciate it! Someone wants me to move from WIX to WP, I left WP because of the constant plugin updates, sad it's still there
Great job, loved this detailed comparison. On this or another video you may want to discuss speed comparisons based on servers/hosting but that can be complex to compare with such vast differences across WP ecosystem.
This is very helpful, thank you! I am learning Webflow at the moment (steeeep learning curve!), and thought all my trouble would prove to be in vain. Editor X looks like Adobe Xd straight on the web. Which is great. But somehow Webflow feels more solid. And I love the client editor option! So I’ll keep on learning, hoping Webflow will be inspired by the possibilities of Editor X.
Appreciate this indepth overview, very very appreciate the work put into this video. Thank you
Great work. Now that Ed-X has been updated, it would be great to see this video refreshed.
I am starting a small business and your video was very helpful in comparing WIX and Square Space.
Brilliant content! Precisely what I was looking for! Thank You!!
Hey payton as usual a banger video no doubt, but can you please focus more
on the pitching and sales sides of design business. I am having a hard time getting clients.
Well…. It’s been a year! Can you make an update on this video?
Good review!! He just missed the aspect about payment portals for Ecommerce in different countries. That was the one key issue I had with Webflow. I live in South Africa.
Hello my south African brother
@@mrinsanity6063 Howzit lol
@@ZaahirJappie good
Which portal did you end up using ?
@@alanreidapps I didn't go with Webflow. Went WordPress. What do you build with?
With wordpress you can change the hosting company if the website speed is slow you cannot do that with webflow or editor x
No need to with Webflow. It's very fast. They use Amazon's servers
@@epicsseven7686 there are lots and lots of People seeing slow webflow sites just try a Google search.
@@MB-sl8pw I use Webflow, looked at several Webflow designed websites and have never seen any of them where the sites are slow. WordPress I've read and heard, consistently, about the slow websites, bloated code and nightmares with the plugins. My client's website; one of the things that he pointed out, is how fast his website appears, with no lag or delays.
@@epicsseven7686 would really like to speed test a webflow site do you have a link to one of your sites?
@@MB-sl8pw I do. But I like to keep my personal business off of TH-cam. I highly recommend that you go to their website and test out several of the web designers whom put up their websites for viewing. There are tons of them up there for you to test.
15:04 I would put it another way: webflow + editor x = coding not possible. Wordpress = coding optional. Also wordpress is the only option where you can chose your own server which has many benefits, GDPR compliance for example. Dont get me wrong I really like the webflow editor, but you can get almost the same with wordpress combined with oxygen builder, and that combination is in my opinion the best for you and your clients - by far ;-)
You can export your code from Webflow and that code is clean (not bloated) and you can modify, upload and have that code that you exported run on another hosting provider.
what do you mean coding not possible? I code on editor X all the time. They integrated Javascript to work with their elements and have a huge API library
Thank you, this gave me the knowledge I needed to be able to make a decision!
Very thorough and insightful deep dive, thanks to you I've made my choice
Amazing video. I wish there was more B-roll, but the substance is still great.
Lack of integrations is the only reason why I watch this video, which is a struggle in webflow
Using Divi on Wordpress there’s not much I can’t do.
I work with Wordpress and I don't think other CMS or tool will surpass it. Ever. Maybe Google Sites in the future if they get real/more customizability and if they prioritize their sites for rankings.
Before you say no other tool surpass it, have you tried the others first?
@@danielfunnels536 Man why are you wasting you energy on this? This is my opinion, did you see I wrote "I dont THINK other CMS..." AND does it matter if I used it or not, check other comments that are confirming what I wrote. Think before you try to look smart!
@@genijalac9 lol 😂, bro don't take it too far.
Just leave it. Thanks.
@@danielfunnels536 I am glad we understand each other
You mentioned designing sites then handing them over to clients. Are you suggesting that Webflow is the easier site for clients to update their own data, or do you recommend Editor X for this function?
Great video, I use Editor X, hopefully they can match webflow soon. I like the partner program Wix offers so thats why Im stuck with them haha
I think you are in a good spot 👍🏻 thanks for watching and sharing!
Can you tell something more about their partner programs? Just overalls and pricing tnx
Webflow has absolutely beautiful templates. I have been playing around with it again in the last few days. I struggle because I'm not super familiar with web development. I always had a preference for Wordpress in general, but I find all the updates, security etc. is way too much time to put in.
Thank you very much. it's really easy to understand for beginners.
I'd like to learn how to create a website, but could you tell me what kinds of software do web designers always mainly use？or what software is best for web designers to learn?
Thank you , keep up and hard work!
Every wordpress fan boy balling their eyes out thinking what u doing my boy wordpress like this.
I mean flawless video, you really expounded so well on even the last minute or "out of the blue" questions someone would have in regards to these platforms. I'm a WIX and WP user myself and I prefer WIX based on the user experience and the great support team. I definitely have the same issue with WP plugins as well, man this video was so spot on. I'm now trying to learn more about Webflow so thanks so much for this video. You got a new subscriber for sure!
Give Wix the upperhand with the support. They answer the calls 24/7 even at 5am and answered the call within 15 minutes.
You have helped me at a deep level to understand these options. thank you!
Thank you so much for this video man! It really gave me the information i needed as a starting webdesigner. I only have one question. I am now in the fase of switching from the Wix normal editor to Editor X. I'm still learning it but i'm getting there, my plan is to manage Editor X first and after that start with Webflow. Do you think that's a good choice or should I already start learning both at the same time to be able to offer more value to potential clients sooner?
Again thanks for the video man, you've got a new subscriber over here!
if its not too overwhelming definitely do both, maybe watch webflow university videos while learning x, it could help you be more familiar with tools quicker
love you dude for this ! thanks for sharing
loved this video! super useful, thanks
if they could incorporate editor x with wordpress, this would be a game changer for me
Simply perfect! Thank you
A very detailed comparison of platform options, much appreciated.
However, my needs are more personal, and I wondered if you could point me in the right direction.
During lockdown here in the UK, now in my retirement, I decided to create a family tree-plus, meaning not only have I created a lineage mapping as far back as 1841 for the four main families, I also have created Word Docs with images of; formal documents, postcards, and letters, requesting people's recollections, and adding them too.
My idea of a website would be something that near and distant families could refer to, offering more documentation to me, to be added as and when received.
This project would never be a money making exercise, with this in mind do you have any suggestions as to which path I should take?
Kind regards
Robert
To continue
a very helpful overview thanks
So far I've watched three TH-cam videos comparing website builders with unambiguous recommendations about which one(s) to choose. All three of the videos compare at least three website builders, all three have roughly the same number of views and likes, and two of the three have literally no overlap whatsoever while the third one goes out of its way to trash the #1 recommended builder from another video.
Hey Payton do you use all 3 services for your clients based on their needs?
Thanks for sharing his. Can you please advise which one would be the best for a Travel industry? Thanks
Incredibly helpful. Thank you.
Thanks Payton. How to get a webflow designer that is good ? Do you have links or does your company do? Thank you.
Thanks alot! just what I needed
i love webflow really but man editor x has native booking and mobile app and much more payment methods , it's really tough now for me to choose
Payton Clark Smith thank you this a fantastic comparison and review. Do you know if Webflow have added the integrations in the 15 months since you first published this review?
Which one is good for a beauty salon?
hi,
very interesting video. has your opinion about wix changed in the last year? Or do you still prefer webflow?
Great content! thank you
How much did webflow paid you for this?
I tried WP for a long time, bought a theme that was later not supported. Bought Themify, but it had 1 zillion options and even with the visual builder tool, it was too much to learn.
This is an awesome presentation! Useful, Clear and straight to the point. Thank you Man!
What website builder would you recommend for a Led Generation / Rank and Rent style business? Which plan do I go with for Webflow? Thanks!
Great video. Thank you. I usually use WP, lately I was thinking to move to Webflow, but then I read that their server might have problem with the GDPR policy in Europe. Did you have any problem about it?
Thanks again
I haven’t had any issues or heard anything about this! But I am currently hosting over 50 sites in WF with no issues!
I don't think it's an issue as long as you don't use webflow's built-in forms or ecommerce. There are 3rd-party alternatives that keep the relevant data in the EU and so are ok for GDPR.
Awesome video. Thank you. 🔥👍🏻
Hi Clark, thank you very much for sharing your insights on the top 3 web development tool in such a structure format. May I also know what accounting tool you used to capture your business finance in the video 29:58.
Problems to using this alternative to Wordpress is that you can’t using different hosting providers! Webflow & Editor X is not open source it is from 1 provider how you can’t using what provider you will, that is way Wordpress is only solutions how is good to using1
and Squarespace?
While I can see the benefits of Webflow, this comparison feels unfairly weighted a little too heavily in favor of it. The question marks next to the eCommerce next to Wordpress make no sense to me, given the size and reliability of the WooCommerce plugin. To be fair, I despise the frequent updating of Wordpress plug-ins so the peace-of-mind of set-and-forget platforms is worth a lot. Unfortunately so is an incredibly powerful and nearly limitless platform like Wordpress. Thanks for your breakdown though - I certainly learned something new about how to think about each platform.
I love Webflow but as a designer and somebody trying to geet a small boutique business that's more a labor of love the e-commerce cost of webflow is a deal breaker
Thank you for the video:)
Love your content bro. What's that application at the end of the video you used to track your payments and expenses?
Thanks! It’s called Hello Bonsai
Try Sparkle!
thank you! this is so helpful.
im so glad you made this video.
God bless everyone may you have health wealth and happiness 2022 !
14:02 Maybe the word you are thinking of is "customization".
good explanation thanks payton
Knowing AWS is helpful.
webflow university is unreal its so good
WHERE FIGMA?
Helpful
Any update on this? Did Editor X come to #1 in 2022?
Suuuper video bro! ;)
Great channel - but Webflow is not all that people crack it up to be. Editor X will overtake it if Webflow doesn't up their game. WordPress is still KING - period!! Don't know why people always try to throw shade on it.
Can you make SPA websites, make animated transitions between pages when navigating and fetch data from databases and external resources? Is it possible to make a chat, forum and commenting systems within webflow? Do they have AI content generators? Can you get data from grahpql services and connect to websockets? I am asking this because I was thinking about making something similar to webflow but with the features mentioned. The websites built with the tool would have 0kB javascript on the first load and score from 90 to 100 in google's Lighthouse. I would also like to provide the web building service for free. Would this be a good idea?
can webflow handle a large LARGE searchable table? or should I stay with wp?
You can generate your own CRT SSL
Wish they had forum template .
thanks for the video bro
with WP you can also host 3-5 sites on one server.
What's up w/all these sites not provide email w/their plans?
Wordpress pick your hosting company. Greengeeks has email.
If you using best hosting on wordpress including SSL! I have SSL including in all hosting! I don’t need to pay extra for SSL! That is way some information from this video is wrong!
Nice and very informative video. Just one thing, please if you are presenting a review of services and among the audience there is people who are only beginning learning about the topic, explaining the acronyms used would be useful. Not everyone knows the meaning of all the used acronym. Thanks. 👍
100% biased review with his own inner circle members here leaving positive comments😁
200+ reviews all from my “inner circle” 😂
is time to read the book "THE LAST SAPIEN" at amazon available
Using Nova / Coda still lol a little code didn't hurt nobody ;)
how about Duda?
Wordpress is not easy ... for freshers.
Webflow and Xedi is better
Webflow the goat
Webflow pricing for ecommerce sites costs $30 to over $200.