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Thanks for weighing in Catherine H. ! It's a very interesting discussion indeed where usability (on client side), cost effectiveness, speed of implementation, performance, and future-proofing all come into play. It might be an idea to develop a concise questionnaire for our clients where all these aspects - and more - are addressed in a logical order so we can give the best possible advice for platform selection to our clients. If someone in this thread already has such a questionnaire, we could maybe use it as a starting point?

This is a pretty concise comparison between WP and Webflow: https://youtu.be/Avc7xBoByxc?si=w-kKi0fOBVmKvHrq

johan V. if I can find some time, I’ll put it in a Keynote deck for anyone to use in their own discussions/negotiations with clients.

These videos explain the process I’m using: https://youtu.be/vzmc4eC5xpc?si=nkbBjf02xuxAtwkB https://youtu.be/V8a0LtxNuE4?si=6J3HcX52FAfRfTb2

I'm hosting Webflow sites on Netlify using Udesly and Jamstack conversion. Great solution and way cheaper than Webflow’s own hosting. Works even with CMS. So clients can host Webflow sites with this approach on their own servers as well.

I've also had clients the past 5 years who were on WP. I explained to them the costs of properly maintaining a WP site versus a Webflow site. They have all made the switch.

Thanks Matt J., but this is a remark I made myself. It’s not one of the 8 or 9 comments that Dean left on the sitemap unfortunately. I guess these messages are lost? If so, I’ll have to explain to my client that the tool is still a bit buggy and ask him to reproduce the comments as best he can.

Matt J. any news about possibly retrieving these comments?

Author name: Dean Brigham Content: various, mainly suggestions of adding functionalities.