So from one side there is "customers who need more easy-to-use tool" and from other side - users who need powerful tool like Themler.
Interesting, what proportion between this two sides. How many Themler customers want this easy-to-use Nicepage generator.
When Nicepage will be done, maybe all of this customers just say: "Good job, but we already have other solutions". Such users don't want to learn how to work with new software even if it will be super easy-to-use - always will be fundamental problems like a CMS installation, server run, content management. seo, optimization, ux, even problems with OS. Guess who will be blamed for these problems.
I like Themler and Themlers support is very good for me (they help even with solutions outside of Themler), but developers on other side.
Special thanks to Olivia for answers and support.
So from one side there is "customers who need more easy-to-use tool" and from other side - users who need powerful tool like Themler.
Interesting, what proportion between this two sides. How many Themler customers want this easy-to-use Nicepage generator.
When Nicepage will be done, maybe all of this customers just say: "Good job, but we already have other solutions". Such users don't want to learn how to work with new software even if it will be super easy-to-use - always will be fundamental problems like a CMS installation, server run, content management. seo, optimization, ux, even problems with OS. Guess who will be blamed for these problems.
I like Themler and Themlers support is very good for me (they help even with solutions outside of Themler), but developers on other side.
Special thanks to Olivia for answers and support.