A topic I think is important for this community (here on fb and on your company site's 'forum') is the issue of working with 'Software as a Subscription' in 'the cloud' versus working with 'SaaS' on the computer (the Adobe "Creative Cloud" concept).

MUCH of the frustration I continue to experience when working with your software via 'the cloud' is its chronic UN-responsiveness. The "hiccups" that occur almost-constantly! Examples? Double-click on text/text does not select... Click-and-drag an element within the 'design studio'/NOTHING happens... Sometimes a process or procedure works/sometimes that exact, same process DOES NOT... Log in for a new session/Webydo dishes-up an errant site design 'history state'... The list goes on (something I will be conversing with Jon about next week now that I have A BUNCH of screen-captures finessed illustrating my experiences with Webydo these past 3 weeks.

Great ideas you guys have BUT the more I struggle with your software ("living" in 'the cloud') the more I am convinced that my problems, my constant frustration is perhaps-entirely due to the fact we all have to work with Webydo online, not on our computers.

I can/will provide you – and the community of you wish – additional examples, illustrations but right now I'm wondering "Am I the only one experiencing way-too-many "glitsches" or "hiccups" working with this software online? (I have 60MBps/download, 9MBps upload speeds as an American version of "high speed I'net" service. It's not like we're pushing huge graphics files back and forth guys...

Anyone else experiencing these things?

You can now fully customize your own 404 Error page.

Tip: Design an appealing message on your 404 page so visitors will understand what happened and what they can do next.

You can see ours here: http://www.webydo.com/404/

How to work it?

• For new sites: When you create a new site, a “404 Error page” will be part of your page list so you’ll be able to fully design it just like any other page.




• For existing sites: In your Studio’s “Pages” menu, create a new page and make sure that the URL property is set to www.yoursite.com/404.html

Let me know what you think!

Alana,
The Webydo Team

Thanks to your votes we have updated Webydo with the Pixel Perfect Responsive Editor. This revolutionary editor lets you create advanced responsive sites with:

Pixel Perfect Precision:
You can scale and adjust your sites' design to fit all screens and devices, with full control over every element position down to the pixel.

Code-Free Breakpoints:
Enjoy complete control over your site’s layouts, content, navigation, and functionality across all platforms using code-free breakpoints.

Total Design Flexibility:
Decide which design elements to add, delete, or replace in each site version in order to optimize your clients’ sites for better mobile user experience.

Adaptive Text Styles:
Modify your typography to best fit all screens and devices.

Automatic Image Optimization:
Every image is optimized to best fit the screens of your site’s visitors.

Unified Management:
Efficiently manage all your site’s versions in one place, preventing duplicated content that hurts SEO ranking.

To use it

In your Webydo Studio’s top menu, click on the desired device icon (Mobile Portrait & Landscape, Tablet and Desktop) and start scaling and adapting your site’s design.

Check it out in this short tutorial.

http://vimeo.com/103994189

Let me know what you think!

Alana,
The Webydo Team

Go back in time with Revision History!

Preview older versions and changes made to your website and recover the version you like best.

With this feature you can:

See who made changes to your site and when they were made
Choose the version you want and revert your site back

Reverting your site does not eliminate other versions - we auto-save everything for your convenience.

How to use it:

1. Open the Webydo Studio


2. Click the Revision History Icon on the top right menu to enter Revision History View Mode.


3. Click the timestamp in the panel on the left to see previous versions and editing details.


4. To revert your site to the version you're currently viewing, click Restore this revision.


5. Click the X icon to exit Revision History View Mode and continue working on your current version.

Let me know what you think!

Alana
The Webydo Team