[benshumaker0]

Thanks!

We think our ux foundation is stronger. Many high-frequency actions are faster: moving between pages, copying content between them, multi-select editing. Especially if you're used to Figma. A lot of designers feel like Webflow is notoriously cumbersome to use.

But we also want to keep it very close to html/css. We think it's the only way too push power really far. Webflow did that. Framer's diverged quite a bit. We imagine it might go beyond a website builder to be a generally good "design tool for code"