WebWave

I have been using Webwave for quite some time now, and here are some thoughts on Webwave's total freedom of design and why it is essential. Almost all web authoring tools are now based on columns and blocks. There is very poor differentiation in the market. All WordPress sites look and feel the same, even if the themes are different. If a website is built with Wordpress, which is now quite common, it is easy to tell. Most web builders offer drag-and-drop blocks of predesigned elements with the usual 'Headers, Hero Sections, Testimonials, Pricing Tables, Footers'. Colour me bored. For most people, conformity to the norm would be fine, but for many who want to stand out and create masterpieces of design that are unlike any other website, Webwave is the way to go. Webwave allows you to position anything and everything anywhere. You can animate the elements. Add effects. Ken Burns? Sure. You don't need to divide the page into rigid 'blocks'. Viewport positioning? Yep. Webwave can host your site or you can use it as a design tool, exporting your site to HTML, CSS, and dependencies and hosting it anywhere. Once you are acquainted with Webwave (takes just hours), you can become an agency and offer unique websites to niche industries. The possibilities are endless. Creativity can be unleashed and is no longer constrained by the dreaded columns and blocks structures. Animated PNG files, Lottie, Video backgrounds - all supported. One con that I wish Webwave would work on is the DNS, make it flexible and easy.