Dave helped me immensely today! He helped eliminate extra space on my homepage, fixed some odd glitch that was happening with some buttons underneath my slideshow, and helped me figure out the correct dimensions for my slideshow to look and perform its best. Revising my review from 4 stars to 2 stars. I got help from a second person named Duke. He helped me with my issue but pressured me to give this review. I had intended to give the review anyway, so I gave it and sent a screenshot as requested. My previous review mentioned 4 stars instead of 5 stars because the app is glitchy and causes a lot of my saved and published work to revert or glitch out. Duke kept pushing for me to adjust my review to 5 stars saying that my 4 star review could cause someone to lose their job. I told him NOT COOL, I left an honest review, leave me alone. He kept pestering me even though I said dude if you don't leave me alone I'm leaving a bad review. Then he asked if I was on social media so that I could follow them. I said ok that's it, leave me the F alone. And here we are, Duke, you get the bad review you didn't want.

I really want to love this, but it's beyond buggy and plagued with UX issues. It's unpolished and feels more like a MVP than an actual product. The innovative "restraint-free" concept is amazing but it's execution leaves a lot to be desired. When using this to create anything more complicated than a simple section with some text and images (like a full page, with tabs, accordions, galleries, etc) it tends to break, the editor preview and live site don't match up, and support likes to "do it for you" and make irreversible changes rather than fixing the bug in the first place. Simple things like duplicating pages and sections is a whole process of exporting and importing without a clear confirmation of whether it's working or not, or if you're about to accidently overwrite and delete a page you worked hard to build. My devs, designers, and I frequently found ourselves frustrated trying to build elements that, in theory, should be extremely easy to build without unexpected random bugs, breaks, and changes we can't forsee or control. Maybe with more development and focus on UX, this will be a great app, but for now, we're limiting it's use to very simple things. Note to the devs: focus on polishing the stability and UX of your core offering before trying to implement additional "gimicky" features, and don't argue with your customer when they're giving valuable feedback and bug reports.