
As a tech writer, what I like best about Navattic is the HTML-based editing. For example, if a button changes from blue to green or a field name changes from "Surname" to "Last Name," in the product I'm making a demo about, I’d have to retake every single screenshot or re-record a video. In Navattic, I just open the no-code editor, click the text or element, and type in the update. It updates the changes without me having to re-do the work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As for my experience during the first times I was using Navattic, I struggled to find the HTML editor. At first I thought it was located or situated somewhere in the pages that aren't easy to find for such an amazing and helpful feature. I asked the help of a fellow tech writer who pinpoint me to the HTML editor and all's good since then. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
“Screenshot treadmill” is a perfect way to put it, and swapping terms across a whole Help Center in seconds is a huge win.
Fair point on the HTML editor being tricky to find at first.
It now lives right in the element toolbar: select any element and click the </> icon to open Edit HTML.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review,
Meredith from Navattic
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