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I once ported a site designed in wix to plain html/css for a friend. Advice from the bottom of my heart: Wash your brain with soap after looking at the markup wix generates. Sandblasting might also be an option.

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I replicated wix page once. Their markup is mostly useless, but it was easy to replicate it. As a bonus, I made it with proper responsiveness and entire page was few kilobytes (minus images). I think wix is awesome tool for quick prototyping and if you need more, it's not that hard to replicate it with proper HTML.

Sandblasting doesn't actually work that well with soft, spongy materials.

> Sandblasting doesn't actually work that well with soft, spongy materials.

Is the markup Mythos-level bad? If so, sandblasting might still be appropriate.

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