WebWave

Pros: Webwave provided everything necessary for me to create a website for my fledgling micro-publishing endeavor quickly and easily. Before using Webwave, I thought their claims of "drag-and-drop" might be hype. Not so. Webwave really is as easy to use as they advertise, and my site looks great across devices regardless of screen size.

Cons: I had only one problem using WebWave. A short, looping video (MP4) on my site displayed on Windows and Android but was missing on iOS. Since WebWave builds the page for you, I couldn't fix the problem on my own. I reached out to support but didn't receive a fix. In the end, I swapped the video for an animated graphic (GIF). It works fine everywhere, and I'm happy. A slight bump on an otherwise smooth road.

Pros: Webwave is one of the easiest and intuitive website builders on the market. It literally functions like a design tool that eventually helps you design the exact same website without any hassle. The platform is also battle tested and has all possible features one could ask for.

Cons: Webwave is an awesome product and ticks all the right boxes. There are not many things to dislike about webwave but one of then on which they are working hard is introducing GeoDNS which which increase website speeds further. Hope this update seals the deal for webwave

Pros: The drag-and-drop features are just out of this world. Using the same features and approach of popular photo editing software to create web pages is an excellent idea. It takes the planning stage that I used to have completely away because it is just so easy to move stuff around you can just take a look and see what it will look like using the software itself. I feel that the tutorials were also very productive.

Cons: I'm not super excited about the service being based outside of the same continent that I live in here in North America. They were not super clean about SSL certificates all being in place.

Pros: Web Wave is a great builder to make perfect custom websites. It's easy to use and the system resembles Photophop or Figma in the way it works. You can build your websites from scratch, or use the inbuilt templates. The whole system is setup in a way which can save you time.

Cons: It's not cheap, but that's normal when it comes to this type of software I think. Other alternatives are quite expensive. But then again this service comes with hosting.

Pros: I like the price the most when it comes to these types of service. Even if the price can be low on other web builders, it does add up over time.

Cons: The speed time is not as great compared to other web builders, but it does the job.

Pros: I love how easy Webwave is to use , . its very versatile and you end up with a design you are proud to stand by .Whether you are a seasoned designer or a new learner , it is really easy to work with.

Cons: I am currently happy with the way the tool behaves

Pros: This is a great website builder for web agencies. It has everything you need to get our business up online including business email. There is a learning curve to Webwave but a simple site can be published in under an hour by changing branding and copy.

Cons: The global website performance isn't the best and the mobile optimisation also isn't great at the point in time. Hopefully mobile sites are fast as fast can be in the very near future.

Pros: The easy-to-use interface, no complicated things. But what makes Webwave shine is the DRAG AND DROP features, it is the best.

Cons: The only thing that I hoped to see is more pre-built e-commerce/store templates, other than that nothing so far.

Pros: I like that Webwave is very intuitive, with drag and drop interface for web-building. With a philosophy like Photoshop, I can visually design and build my site with no knowledge of coding. It is simple and very "What we see is what we get" - very familiar concept to "dinosaur" like me.I also find the templates available very helpful and usable - with a few simple click and customization the website is there to be used.

Cons: I just hope there would be more guidance on how to best use Webwave. There are tutorials for basic and it is also very easy to use, but I still feel that Webwave is much more powerful than just those basic. Some practical use cases or demos / video guides can therefore be helpful for exponential benefits of Webwave.

Pros: As a novice user, I was pleasantly surprised by the simplicity and ease of use of this software. It was described to me as being as easy as using Canva, and I found that to be an accurate comparison. The interface was intuitive and straightforward, and the tutorials made it easy for me to figure it out. Even as someone who is not a pro, I found the software to be user friendly. In fact, this is the first time in all the years of wanting to get into drag and drop web builders that I've been motivated to even consider building my own website, not scary at all.

Cons: Again just speaking as a novice, i think the GDPR compliance may need some work. More video tutorials needed in english.

Pros: Easy to use drop and drag website builder / host

Cons: Mobile sites are not auto optimized and site speed isn't fast globally. Website language is Polish.

Pros: Easy functions to use and quick to implement

Cons: Not as many integrations yet. But as it grows i think it will get way more comprehensive :)

Pros: + hosting, email (mailbox) handling and auto-update included+ great SEO support for native templates+ real WYSIWYG+ easy to deploy, easy to use for end-user (CMS and e-commerce management)+ (agency feautre) easy way to bill your customers+ great support (docs and human assist)

Cons: - more templates (grouped by business type)- more ecommerce features (I miss subcscription for physical products)- more native integrations (not thru API/Zapier but native - with email marketing systems)

Pros: Es realmente lo que promete. Un auténtico drag-and-drop. Por fin el internet construido por el usuario.

Cons: No he ahondado tanto, todo bien por ahora 😃

Pros: I like how Webvawe offers a good price in a world of expensive hosting. It is also really flexible and seems to make original webpages. It reminds me of a software from the early 2000's, and I am not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing.

Cons: The UI is a little clunky. I messed around with some settings and my whole page became weird. It is also kind of difficult to find the different functions.

Pros: I don't have the skills to code but I expect my brand to look clean and professional. So if I wanted to change something with my website, I'd have to contact my web developer. It also would cost a certain amount to work with my developer. I can keep my costs low, without moving away from my brand.

Cons: Honestly there's not that much to dislike about WebWave. I have, however, noticed that loading times can slow down every now and then. In jumping over from Wordpress, I was hoping to find something with a faster load time.

Pros: If you know, the basics of web designing or familiar to drag and drop site-builders Webwave helps you to understand things better. It functions more like UI design tools like Figma but focuses on web designing. It gives you great flexibility in creativity. And how they thought about many details in the agency panel is impressive.

Cons: So far, I can't think of any solid con to consider something I dislike about this service.

Pros: Very easy to use drag and drop features, manage multiple client sites in one workspace, get SSL, domain, SEO analytics and business emails in just click of a button, buitl-in templates ready for use, deploy blog and ecommerce easily.

Cons: Ai content creator mising,will addon shortly I believe, as well as more plugins for web portals to be added in to make ease of deployment to clients.

Pros: Drag and Drop like a breeze. Super good product.

Cons: I think by making it focused on ease of use, it makes tthe solution less comprehensive, but still more than enough so no complaints. They have many updates frequently so itll happen soon.

Pros: -complete control-simple enough to use, (simpler interface than photoshop, more complex than microsoft word)-very, very comprehensive in configuration possibilities-starting wizard-ability to configure everything from webwave including hosting

Cons: -servers not yet present worldwide but getting there-paid export site (but this is also the case for competitors)-some commands require a small learning curve

Pros: Omg simplicity.. no php updates, no plugins to update, easy design and editing

Cons: nothing so far.. its looking good..but obviously it won't have the range of plugin functions that wp has.. but they come at a cost on wp

Pros: I used to spend a lot of time and money building websites, but I have found my solution with webwave website builder So far, this is the easiest builder I've found. Thank you so muchBecause my business requires many different types of websites, I spend a lot of time finding the right expert to help me. Getting the templates and my team now makes it easy for me to do it myself.

Cons: Nothing that i least like at the moment, I just start to use it one week, so far i am happy with itIt

Pros: - It's easy to get right into a project.- They have short tutorial videos you can access right in the editor if you get stuck or want an overview of something, which is perfect for me as I'm still getting used to the tools.- Most of the process is intuitive, at least once you've watched the 5 minute overview

Cons: - There is still a bit of a learning curve. I can't compare it to other web builders directly, but expect to take some time to learn this tool if you want to get the most out of it