On Webflow

Things I like about Webflow:

• Strong reliance on CSS classes and style inheritance. Other WYSIWYG web design tools took the wrong path and dumbed this down;
• Good support for responsive designs;
• Impressive database features (collections, filtering, sorting, conditional display);
• Great documentation, ditto customer support.

Things I don’t like about Webflow:

• Creating multi-lingual sites is impractical without resorting to 3rd party solutions which rely on JS. This is a show stopper;
• Troubleshooting orphaned images and collections is painful. A list of object references is sorely needed;
• The setting to make elements editable (such as paragraphs) should be inherited from the parent element. Currently it’s a per-element setting and by default everything is editable;
• There are only four responsive design sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile landscape and portrait landscape). You need to add a global CSS hack to support desktop sizes of 1200+.