WeWeb - Create websites faster with a next-generation visual builder

@jihyungkang appreciate your feedback Jihyung, thank you 🤗

@romain_saillant1 Love it man! It resonates a lot. As a Growth, I use our tool to generate landing pages at scale from an Airtable base. What use-cases do you have in mind from your side?

@quentindty we could for example use it to let the growth team handles all "selling pages" of our website, and leave the dynamic pages to our developers

@romain_saillant1 with the custom components, you could even transform the custom ones as nocode pages 😉

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Glad you understand our positioning @luukdejonge! We'll look forward to your feedback😀

Thanks @glen_creaser! Appreciate the feedback :D

@benoit_chambon Still pushing 💪

Hey @_benfr, great question! I'd say three main differences: 1) weweb integrates natively with tools like Airtable or Headless CMSes so you can use these databases directly in your website. This solves a couple of problems Webflow has: no need to use zapier to update the CMS, Webflow CMS doesn't support nested objects (it has only a 2 dimension depth while databases can have much more depth), Webflow CMS has a limit in terms of number of items so it's hard to scale with it. 2) weweb connects with GitHub so developers can add their own vue.js / react components in the drag & drop editor. Marketers can directly build with these custom components and even update the props of the components in the editor. 3) our website builder enables to save elements in a shareable library so it's easy to re-use elements from a website to another. That's especially helpful for freelancers, marketers and web-agencies building landing pages or mini-websites at scale.

@schmetzma Feel free to give us your feedback when you've tried the tool!

@juan_germano It was a pleasure working with you man! Your feedback was helped us a lot tailor the product to what it is today.

thanks a lot for your heartening feedback @juan_germano, we're super proud to count you as one of our users 🤩

@thinkspace10 thanks!

Thanks @thinkspace10! It's an every day struggle to make the UI fit that description.