Why Do I Use WYSIWYG Web Builder?
Posted: Fri May 15, 2026 1:56 pm
Lots of good reasons, some of which are:
1. I found it a relatively easy transition from Serif's WebPlus X8 when I switched 18 months ago.
2. Pablo is a hands-on developer and is extremely open to suggestions for improvement. I have had most if not all of my own suggestions incorporated into the software (two more only today - thanks, Pablo).
3. The community here is helpful and supportive.
4. The software itself, whilst not 100% WYSIWYG, is fairly intuitive - there is a learning curve, but I found it pretty easy to climb.
5. There are so many extensions that work with WWB - the possibilities are pretty much endless.
6. Building a responsive site is easy peasy, especially with the new Easy Breeakpoints.
7. Publishing and maintaining the site from within WWB is very straightforward.
8. Setting up a members' area recently was really simple.
9. Creating forms is a breeze.
10. I know something is good when I find myself recommending it to anyone looking for a solution (and I do).
1. I found it a relatively easy transition from Serif's WebPlus X8 when I switched 18 months ago.
2. Pablo is a hands-on developer and is extremely open to suggestions for improvement. I have had most if not all of my own suggestions incorporated into the software (two more only today - thanks, Pablo).
3. The community here is helpful and supportive.
4. The software itself, whilst not 100% WYSIWYG, is fairly intuitive - there is a learning curve, but I found it pretty easy to climb.
5. There are so many extensions that work with WWB - the possibilities are pretty much endless.
6. Building a responsive site is easy peasy, especially with the new Easy Breeakpoints.
7. Publishing and maintaining the site from within WWB is very straightforward.
8. Setting up a members' area recently was really simple.
9. Creating forms is a breeze.
10. I know something is good when I find myself recommending it to anyone looking for a solution (and I do).