As a website builder, WebWave is easily the most intuitive platform I've used. Given that it works in a similar fashion to the layer-based systems in Photoshop, Figma and Affinity Designer, WebWave feels like a natural extension to the design tools that I'm already familiar with, therefore eliminating the hassles experienced with grid-based builders, such as Webflow and SiteJet etc. This has allowed me to realise my creative vision for my website much more quickly and efficiently than some of the aforementioned builders I've explored in the past. Truthfully, I've never found it easier to translate my initial ideas into a functioning and responsive website.

WebWave has many incredible features that make it a pleasure to design, publish and manage a website. The website builder is one of the most intuitive that I've used. It's simple to understand and is packed with numerous features that make designing responsive websites a breeze. WebWave also comes with a host of other features that are essential in running an online business. Below are some of my favourites:1. It has the ability to create landing pages, web-pages, pop-ups and forms2. It has animation capabilities for interactive web elements.3. WebWave gives you the ability to create and share blog posts.4. It has business features, such as an online store, multiple payment gateways and email.5. It has an excellent system for improving your website's SEO.

I don't really have any features that I actively dislike. I would like WebWave to keep innovating and to bring more advancements to their animation features so that our websites can become increasingly more interactive. I think they could also add more modern template modules for us to insert into our website designs.

Super flexible and fluid design that ensures customer delight as the canvas is not bound with restrictions on where and how to place elements, Super happy with the purchase.

Super fluid layout, flexible element placement, design principles allowed, similarity to design tools with a web interface.

Some video tutorials would help get to terms with all features that the tool has to offer.

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.

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.

It's fantastic and easy to set up a website, store or landing page without huge tech skills!

I have tested many web builders. In my personal experience, WebWave is the most user-friendly for nontech people like me, with many modern features, built-in Stripe checkout, and excellent support! I was pretty surprised because the speed test on PageSpeed Insights - both mobile and desktop - is much better than my old WP+WOO functional website, where I installed paid speedup and cache plugins. Now I'm planning to move all my websites to WebWave, and honestly would recommend you to do the same - these people are professionals and work hard on building the WebWave system in the most practical and easy-to-be-use way!

The builder is almost perfect, maybe only the mobile designs could be optimised automatically instead of having to do it manually. I also have some cache refresh issues, but nothing dramatic.

It makes website creation more efficient as it is easy to use and the design can be done in WebWave. Anyone can create a nice website without a developer or touching a code. I guess this is the one of best solutions for website development.

WebWave is a long-awaited solution for designers to make a pixel-perfect website on various devices, even for regular people. As a designer, it feels like home when I start using the editor where I can design the page freely for various device displays. It has a low learning curve thanks to the editor layout that is displayed like a common design software (e.g. Photoshop). Just drag and drop or edit the elements directly on the page. Fast and easy. With a wide range of documentation, it helps us to create a website as we imagine. Not to forget the numerous templates that will speed up the development process. Plus, no more efforts to update the plugins and themes as in WordPress.

The downside of WebWave, sometimes it took a little while to load the page on the frontend and backend. And for regular people, the editor page can be overwhelming. Other than that, for me, the experience of using the platform is great.