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"beautiful" and "responsive" have become two of the biggest "buzzword bingo" words of the web these last few years. So many people telling you that their stuff is beautiful that the word starts to lose value.
"Beautiful" and "awesome", however, I could do without seeing everywhere for a few months. Especially "awesome".
I love Webflow, and have used it for multiple projects, but I personally feel like it's way too expensive. As a student, I could literarily get the entire adobe creative suite for cheaper than the Webflow plan I would need would cost. And, as I only create a few static web pages a year, there's no way I can justify paying for Webflow.
I love Webflow, and have used it for multiple projects, but I personally feel like it's way too expensive. As a student, I could literarily get the entire adobe creative suite for cheaper than the Webflow plan I would need would cost. And, as I only create a few static web pages a year, there's no way I can justify paying for Webflow.
Prices are way too high for me as well. I hope they are noticing these comments and can come up with better pricing plans.
"beautiful" and "responsive" have become two of the biggest "buzzword bingo" words of the web these last few years. So many people telling you that their stuff is beautiful that the word starts to lose value.
"beautiful" and "responsive" have become two of the biggest "buzzword bingo" words of the web these last few years. So many people telling you that their stuff is beautiful that the word starts to lose value.
"beautiful" and "responsive" have become two of the biggest "buzzword bingo" words of the web these last few years. So many people telling you that their stuff is beautiful that the word starts to lose value.
"Responsive" is pretty factual - something either is or it isn't responsive. "Beautiful" and "awesome", however, I could do without seeing everywhere for a few months. Especially "awesome".
I'm a designer and know about them for some time, but I really dislike the pay-every-month plan. That's not how it works for me with design jobs. I might need several projects at once and have no (webdesign)projects after that. I'd rahter see a pay-as-you-go plan. Also: bugfixing. I think I still need someone to do that for me with a service like this.
"beautiful" and "responsive" have become two of the biggest "buzzword bingo" words of the web these last few years. So many people telling you that their stuff is beautiful that the word starts to lose value.
"Responsive" is pretty factual - something either is or it isn't responsive. "Beautiful" and "awesome", however, I could do without seeing everywhere for a few months. Especially "awesome".
But unfortunately the original meaning of "responsive" as Marcotte coined the term has been diluted by people who apply the term to any site that uses media queries to change its layout on a mobile device. There is more to responsive web design than media queries, and there are plenty of ways to use media queries to adapt a site to different devices that aren't responsive web design.