Thank you for your comment!
Except your first point (I don't know why it was slow on your side), we are working on the rest by adding more value with useful libraries that makes web development easier for developers.
Except your first point (I don't know why it was slow on your side), we are working on the rest by adding more value with useful libraries that makes web development easier for developers.
Also, I'm still wondering what niche you're trying to fill. For someone who doesn't want to touch code, there's SquareSpace (which I believe is cheaper).
For someone who doesn't mind code, there are a million static site generators that will deploy to S3 or Digital Ocean or whatever. They get the same amount of customization and it's almost totally free.
So what is someone paying for when they pay you?
Could you please double check the performance on Firefox? I think the issue was with grayscale filter in CSS.
> For someone who doesn't mind code, there are a million static site generators that will deploy to S3 or Digital Ocean or whatever. They get the same amount of customization and it's almost totally free.
You are right! The competition is crazy! I HOPE that creating tags that make it easier for designers/developers to build websites faster/easier could be the reason.
So for example, to create a slideshow in HTML all you have to do is to use <remark:it> tag and put the slideshow content inside that tag.
And here is the source code for that tag: https://github.com/SunSed/remark
So imagine if there was 1000s of tags like that one that makes web development like Lego peaces that you put together.
What do you think?
Can I email you and continue the chat over email? :)
> So imagine if there was 1000s of tags like that one that makes web development like Lego peaces that you put together.
For marketing, e-commerce, blogs, etc., this experience already exists with SquareSpace and its competitors (Wix, Weebly, WordPress, Drupal, etc.) Those platforms can all be pretty close to drag-and-drop without any coding required, but with all the necessary hooks for people who know HTML/CSS/JavaScript.