WebWave Reviews & Product Details

Webwave is incredibly intuitive and comprehensive - it doesn't matter what your business is, you can use WebWave's amazing platform to make your dream website come to life! It has all the features you need, and it's not restrictive at all. You can truly make your website yours. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, there's barely anything I dislike, it's almost perfect. One slight thing, I do wish mobile designs could be optimised automatically instead of having to do it manually. It's not a huge issue, but it's just something to point out. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- 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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

WebWave has an easy-to-use website builder. The interface is simple and straightforward and the tools are very intuitive. It's a great tool to create a professional-looking site in just minutes (literally). A bunch of templates is ready to use in an instant. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Though I love that the UI?UX is simple to use, it would be better if the design will be improved especially on the editor. If it is more modern it will be more attractive and fun to work with. Also, there are limited fonts natively, it would be awesome if it can have more choices for design flexibility. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

5* it's true dag and drop

5* builder layout is well thought out and easy enough

5* love the fact it's has grouping so on different views it stays put then having to manually rearrange. Shows that the team have really looked at all the problems that exist compared to its other competitors

5* the animations they are modern not that dated kind. Wow! Some of the animations with static images you would think u can only get if u created and uploaded a Giff but not on here!

5* page alters to monitor size and still places things in proportion without looking odd. Very intuitive!

5* lovely/ perfect onboarding videos that shows all the awesome features with a demo walk throughlittle under 4 mins! Perfect Demo to get u exited and get right in and testing

5* the online store building features does physical and digital products and it's very very easy in terms of steps. U don't have to navigate far at all. U can look like a wizard everything is just there

Every new page /blog u create u can create and as u do it simply has u secelct where it shows , so it not something u have to go back and set up, thus keeping u very tidy and organised so u don't have broken links or missing pages. Very well thought out. I think I love the team behind this. They have a brain! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really can't think of anything to fault... It's definitely the best one I've seen to date! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Webwave builder is truly exceptional! It offers many animation possibilities to make your site professional... personally, I am a fan of the Ken Burn Effect.

Webwave offers a lot of possibilities:

- Builder with almost all SEO features

- Store creation, very simple and intuitive with exceptional design possibilities, and adding products is really very simple.

- Very simple blog creation, easily integrable.

- Ability to add different Roles in the builder.

- The Agency plan also allows for White Labeling. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be nice to have more theme options for the blog, but you can add anything you want in the article creation section: images, videos, embed. But you can create your own theme.

- Checkout available only in English for now, but the developers are very available and attentive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

WebWave is a very good and functional Drag 'n' Drop website builder. I mostly like its user-friendly interface, drag-and-drop design, and variety of templates. It has all the necessary features like a shopping cart, form, login option, easy CNAME adding process, and some other necessary features. Store setting and article manager are other excellent features of WebWave. Customer support of WebWave is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think WebWave should develop an easier work process for AMP. Besides this downside, WebWave has no other mentionable downsides. There should be more themes for the website builder's interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how sample the design is and it also comes with a very detailed video tutorial to guide me on every step.

If you have a little experience with website building then it will be pretty straightway to get the points.

The templates are also a big plus, I can easily edit them to make my own site in less than an hour. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think if they can make the left-hand side menu with a few texts below the icons instead of purely icons will make the process clear especially for first-time users. Cause if I want to know what icon is for what function I need to move over to the icon, sometimes could be a little bit frustrated. But after I got familiar with the platform it will be okay. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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 Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.