I meant that you can add anything that's missing through raw HTML. Otherwise it is the same as Webflow.

I've only tried using one but can't remember the name, the most popular one. It was a horrible experience. Oxygen works much like Webflow, and is essentially a GUI for your CSS editing, plus many useful shortcuts.

If you can do something in raw HTML, you can do it in Oxygen, this goes for animations as well because you can use any library you want, or you code your own. But it doesn't offer any fancy stuff out of the box apart from sticky headers, carousels, and fixed background images IIRC.

We've been using Oxygen builder for WordPress lately and honestly, I don't plan to do another corporate/marketing website any other way. What used to take us 60 days before in regards to the design and build-out, now takes us 1/3 of that time to launch a website.

Great article, thanks for sharing.

What a coincidence! I wrote a blog post on how — and why — I built pretty much the same thing using Evernote, Slack, and Zapier.

https://sprawsm.com/heads-up/weekly-reading-lists-with-zapier-evernote-and-slack/

Great minds think alike. ;)

Same here! I thought I just started clicking my mice differently, but it's comforting that it's not only me.

EDIT:

I think it might actually be caused by Ghostery blocking ad scripts. Is anyone using Ghostery or any other ad blocker?

I've only recently subscribed to this logic, and have always in the past maintained separate personal and work to-do lists.

My problem was that I was allowing clients to access my to-do lists and that was my main source of frustration (the feeling that I'm not in control of it).

Now I don't let clients even see my to-do lists, and keep everything in Trello. Problem solved.

I totally get where you are coming from with this — even though I don't necessarily feel the same way about certain things — and I do agree with some of the comments that it comes off like it was written from a defensive standpoint. Almost out of anger, even.

We tried to communicate the same thing, check it out and maybe you can pick something up to incorporate into your page: https://sprawsm.com/terms-of-service/

"Don't get it wrong - I am not your employee - and you are not my boss." Actually, you are - and they are.

No they are not. What Lior is aiming at with this as far as I can tell, is that he wants to make it known that a client can't apply the same principles and expectations towards him, as he may do to their employees. E.g. if he requires his employees to check email outside business hours, he can't make Lior do the same, as he runs his own ship.

All in all, I think it is good that you want to be up front with your potential clients, I would just rethink the tone and try not to sound bitter, like you've had it rough (even though you very well may have).

Wow, you can't imagine how timely it is that I stumbled on this link. Thanks for making it!

There's also Papyrus, serving the same purpose:

https://github.com/morkro/papyrus