WebWave Reviews & Product Details

The best of it is that you can customize each and every element to your liking and its a true drag & drop builder you can place objects/ elements anywhere as you like unlike other who claim drag & drop but it isn't.

The UX could be improved, and new features are always welcomed to improve the software.

The solution to creating webpages as I think in my brain and make it is what makes the software best. Its like thinking and painting in a canvas just for Websites.

The available templates are well-designed and i love the ability to change any single item from the templates and able to insert html,js and css code.

All the elements and text of the website appears to be abit too small.

There are many web builders out there but one like Webwave that allows users to insert js and css code is rare. With this feature im able to integrate some third party tools to my website.

After signing up, I am met with a couple of onboarding steps and videos to help me get accustomed to the platform. Here's what I like about Webwave: 1. I like that out of the box, there's CMS capabilities and it seems like all the SEO customizations are available 2. It seems I can use Webwave for email hosting... that's good since most WYSIWYG platforms like Wix only host the website (I haven't tried yet but it's there - although I don't recommend it since if the site is down, that means emails will be down as well and I don't know how reliable Webwave is yet) 3. Client website review and feedback - it's built right in the platform too! 4. Built-in analytics to send to client for reports 5. Plenty of information available through knowledge base 6. There's e-commerce feature, I haven't tested it out yet but there seems to be plenty of customizations available as well

1. The speed varies in terms of loading a page (I did a gtmetrix of a template built out on a new website and TTFB was at 957ms already, I understand I can optimize the images on the site but I don't have control over TTFB since this is dependent on server speed) 2. Not a lot of templates available yet for my use case 3. Would like to see a UI overhaul to simplify different features that the platform offers. Right now, there's an overload of features and info once you enter the dashboard that feels overwhelming to see

WebWave is a web development platform that enables me to create and edit websites without the need for coding. This is beneficial for my clients as it reduces the time and effort required to create and edit websites. WebWave is also beneficial for agencies as it allows them to create and edit websites without the need for expensive web development services.

I feel that WebWave brings website building to people that want to build a website. But don't want to learn something completely new. If you've ever tried to explain Wordpress to a complete newbie. Someone that really wants to make changes themselves, but doesn't quite understand all the pieces that make a website work. Then WebWave can help you. It's a visual builder so it's easy to click on something see the options you have and make the changes. There are a lot of options available and things change fast. I like how you can easily jump between pages or even articles via the drop down menu. You can quickly preview the page to see what it looks like. With a lot of free templates, you can get up and running in no time. You're able to use your own domain as well. WebWave has a good resource library to help you as well. Although I found most things are easy to work out.

The downside to WebWave would be that it could feel intimidating for people that haven't made a website before. But I feel that it is filling a hole in the market. If you want to build something yourself this is a great option. For myself I understood it and it made sense. I wonder if they should have a basic mode that walks people through things more. And a pro type option that shows everything. Could help reduce the intimidating look of all the options.

It's helping me create a good-looking website with a lot of options. That my customers could update themselves. Or even build themselves if they desired. With the ability to sell products this is a complete package and ideal for smaller projects.

Over 100+ Free Quality Modern websites templates to choose from ranging from ecomm store to professional services.

Loading of the selected template took a few moments. However, once the builder is loaded, it is pretty intuitive in setting up a professional website.

Quick Setup and Fast Deployment. Easy to use. Low learning Curve. Backup and restore of website can be setup easily. Save a lot of time.

The system is a very easy to use drag and drop builder with pretty standard design elements. Since it is cloud based I can work on a site design from anywhere on any device. There are tools to easily build forms, shopping carts, portfolios, etc. The system is easy enough for a casual user but has some advanced control that more experienced designers will appreciate. I was able to get the first site up in 30 minutes

As mentioned DNS editing would be helpful. This would be helpful especially if you building sites for customers or microsites Offer more payment gateways. Not everyone wants to use Stripe. I get better rates from my merchant provider and gateway. Better speed/load times. Better load times help visitor/customer completion. Also, google tends to rate

Webwave lets you get a site up very fast and makes editing and maintaining easy. With the tools and templates available you can create most sites and features you need.

I love the simplicity and effectiveness of building professional websites without writing code using this tool. I love that it is so flexible and has so many features and templates that have made work more accessible, saved time, and allowed us to create excellent websites with that professional touch for our organization.

While it is true that it is not difficult to use, it still has a specific learning curve that makes the adaptation time a little longer for non-programmers.

Since using Webwave, we have noticed significant time savings in the production of our websites; it also integrates several services that have allowed us to save some money. The pre-designed templates have simplified our work a bit more and have allowed us to give that professional touch to the websites we create. Undoubtedly, a massive benefit within my organization.

It is agile, dynamic, and powerful to build websites; its tools and various templates make everything easier. I like that it is so easy to use and that there is so much content online about the use of its functions, explanations of its features, benefits that can be obtained, and more. Your customer service has also been very attentive and responsive right from the start.

I have had no problems with this tool, although I have noticed some restrictions on specific customizations.

We have benefited significantly by using WebWave; in a few minutes, we have created excellent websites because it puts all the necessary tools at our fingertips. It saves us time, energy and is also effective for editing and improving our existing websites.

Got to love the drag and drop editor[ you drag and drop elements anywhere]. I have been looking for this kind of flexibility for a while now

One thing that stands out to me would be the blog creation process. It should be more straightforward, in my opinion. But the more I dive in, there would probably be other features that don't sit right with me. But I must remember the platform isn't centered around me and my likings. I just glad the functionality is in place to be used.

To set my site apart from common creative limitations like a block-building WordPress platform, that freedom alone is priceless.

Ease of use, snappy interface, and responsive support. The choices available when designing also add a lot of value to this product. The really good thing about this service/platform is that you only pay for each once you make that site live. The ability to white label everything is also a massive bonus, as I can use my own domain name for the control panel. Finally, the video tutorials are a nice bonus.

The webmaster panel can be somewhat confusing. Everything seems to be a jumble, and some of the documentation appears in Polish, but not English; this needs to be sorted. Also, the pricing can be a little confusing; once you reach 5 sites, it's not very cost-effective anymore.

This is a useful tool for customers to "design" how they would like their website to look. I then take over and make sure everything is how it should be; that's when I can hand it over to the customer. Because of the subscription I have, it's very useful to be able to design multiple sites without having to pay extra for those sites.

The UI is straightforward to pick up and start building. I was impressed with how fast and responsive the UI and dragging each element around is. The Custom web editing and white label defiantly a bonus

Is lacking a little in the CMS feature and third party intergrations. A client portal with content reviewing and file uploading would be a nice feature. More advanced forms.

The speed we can build a nice looking design is keeping our budget for small to medium size clients happy. The freedom to build and place elements quickly makes it easy for us to produce nice frameworks really quickly.

I've always had a love-hate relationship with website builders. I love the concept of drag-and-drop building since it is so user-friendly and intuitive. But then I hate that I have to figure out the design, SEO, security, and everything else by myself. This is why Webwave is ideal for me: it is a website builder that has all of these features. With Webwave, you can create a completely functional website in minutes without the need for coding! The application includes a multitude of pre-made themes for various niches, so you can get started immediately without having to develop the website yourself. And if you're not satisfied with one of the templates, you may modify it using the in-built editing tools, content blocks (such as text boxes, videos, and photos), and widgets (like forms).

Webwave is a powerful website builder, but unlike WordPress, it lacks a variety of plugins and add-ons to cover every aspect of website creation. However, considering that it already includes a variety of similar functions, this is a minor drawback that can be easily overcome.

When it comes to designing websites, one area that I have always found challenging is the process of optimizing websites for search engines (SEO). When it comes to search engine optimization, Webwave has your back covered as well. It will assist you in ensuring that each page on your website is optimized for search engines, which will allow you to attract more visitors who are looking for the products or information that you are sharing on social media or selling on your website. The best part is that Webwave allows you to add membership features or even sell digital products through your site. Therefore, if you want to build up a website on your own that is of professional quality, Webwave is the ideal solution.

- It is simple enough to use, with not too many options. Easier to pick up with provided templates as a starting point. - It is easy to place elements on a page. You can manage multiple pages and create a site structure. - Provided the store feature is for simple transaction purposes, I have not gone into details since I was using a free account. - SEO Options pages (Basic) - Store settings page - Header code options - GA and Google Ads integration - Internal anlytics - Three tier of CMS users - Webmaster management - Connect email domain option (not tested integration) - Menu editor - Multiple link types internally, such as page, aricle or scroll to an element - Article/Blog feature - On screen user onboarding - Google fonts management

The list below is not necessariliy that "I don't like" but can be improved: - Only payment gateway for the store settings is Stripe, which is not available in many countries. - It might be too basic options for Store & SEO settings pages. - Manual VAT/Tax options in the shipping/store page - single/fixed one tax type only. - Template quality is workable but not offering something extra than other platforms. - Template numbers are limited and not diversified for many business types, designs could be better as well. - Loading time is not great as many other competitors - Gtmetrix performance grade at max 81% while Google pagespeed mobile (56%) and desktop (91%). Checked with a pre built theme - link here for your own test - - The webwave website IPs are blacklisted for malware. MalwareBytes blocks loading editor or the live test websites many times. This could be due to the reason the backend framework IPs were previously used somewhere and now it affects webwave in general. - Cache refresh issue, even the page is edited and saved - the published site does not see the changes. - Stacking options in the design elements are full drag based, which could be a little difficult if you want to use it as the manner of WordPress Blocks. - Google rich schema options are not integrated. - Sitemap options

Quick go to market capable landing page, lead generation website builder with minimal effort given. This needs to solve issues of deploying websites that does not require full time developer to manage it.

This platform is built with drag and drop builder whereas we already have a lot of similar tools exist in the market. I used quite a few already. But the I put webwave a little ahead in terms of Templates. The templates here is really beautifully designed which is definitely a huge plus. On top of that Plenty of templates to choose from. Happy user so far.

Nothing Major. But one thing I need to mention is the language. Sometimes It comes with a different language other than English. Then I have to go and change the language settings. As an international language, English should come first then users can select the language by their own preference. However, It's just my own experience.

It's definitely helping me and my team to design websites without wasting too much of time and effort. It's one more drag-and-drop website builder we use on a regular basis. As I mentioned before that eye-catching theme is one of the best part of Webwave and me and my team just loved it.Btw subscriptions is also very affordable.

Pros: - It is simple to use - Just need to drag and drop the elements, according to my liking - There are tutorials to guide me along - So I know exactly what the different functions do - There are many features - With the different feasures available, it can suit my needs and wants - So far it is intuitive and responsive - Can be customizable and adjustable - There are multiple templates available - So I do not need to start from scratch - It has Unsplash integration in it - Which makes finding pictures for the website much easier

Cons: - It can be a bit laggy at times when editing - I will prefer it if it can be smooth - It can be a bit overwhelming with all the features - It takes a steep learning curve to understand and apply everything - The interface could be better - At the start, I was a bit confused about what to do, where the menu is, and where the different pages are

I am trying out WebWave to build websites and landing pages for myself and my clients. So far it has been easy to use. Once I get the hang of it, I can build a website from the scratch quite quickly. It saves me time and effort.

I like how Webvawe offers a good price in a world of expensive hosting. It is also really flexible and seems to make original webpages. It reminds me of a software from the early 2000's, and I am not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing.

The UI is a little clunky. I messed around with some settings and my whole page became weird. It is also kind of difficult to find the different functions.

I was looking for a service to have all my classroom links in one place. I don't think I will be using webwave for the long run for this purpose.

Astounding program. It has all the capabilities you would require in a site CMS. The customizability is astonishing. What's more, in particular, they give you access to your root, custom urls for websites and pages, and natural dashboard to get to everything with a solitary mouse click. I haven't seen that multitude of highlights in a single no code site builder. In the event that you are searching for an extraordinary CMS that assists you with building a straightforward site or Web based business WebWave is a great decision. It accompanies capacity, email and a free SSL cert. What's more, each month there are new features.

Nothing I can think of, everything seems to work just fine

Entry level to advanced web design for non coders

What I like best about WebWave are the ease of use and clear guidance. I am new to web design and could not believe how quickly I was able to begin designing a new website.

There was nothing to dislike about WebWave. As a matter of fact, it set a new standard for me. The clear instructions and guidance made it a comfortable and fun experience as a beginner.

The problem that WebWave solves for me is having a place to start and to grow in web design, creating templates, and using features I never imagined learning to use with such ease.

WebWave is easy to use and allows me to zero in on every single detail just like I would as a designer in Photoshop, all while remaining within a drag and drop editor. Objects can be moved anywhere on the canvas. A website can be designed exactly how you wanted it to be by positioning and overlapping elements precisely. I can create animations using animated themes such as fly, fade, expand, fold, and reveal.

Hopefully they can include more Wix like features in the roadmap

I save a lot of time with WebWave with so many choices of templates that I can start with easily, and provide my clients with professionally custom-designed websites.

I like the diversity of templates they offer to start with. It´s a great help if you are not very inspired or don´t have experience in creating a webpage. I very much appreciate the store option.

There in nothing I dislike about WebWave for now.

Building a quick and beautiful website with a nice store with no stress and less effort.