I am a big fan of no-code/low-code solutions when it comes to transforming your idea into a functional prototype or MVP quickly.
TeleportHQ is a tool I use in my venture development kit whenever we decide to build a new venture.
Big up!
Congrats to the amazing product team you've built!
Congratulations on the launch on Product Hunt! I've been using the tool for the last 2 years starting with no coding experience and with only a few hours of YouTube videos on html css I can do so much with this tool. Most of the times I do everything with drag and drop. It helped me from doing websites in WordPress, which sometimes were running slow because of the theme and plugins, to doing faster ones with Teleport. I definitely recommend it due to fast learning curve and intuitive UX.
Congrats on the launch!
For me the best part is that you can export clean code that can be integrated further by devs with the backend. It's fast and ready to go, saving tons of time and glitches found usually in handing it off to devs. Also I like I'm not locked in some proprietary CMS like Webflow does.
Been working with Webflow and always missed exporting React. Now I can just sketch fast in Figma to have an idea what I build, and start fresh in Teleport, although you have also a plugin for Figma, but I prefer to build fresh in Teleport to minimise glitches. I also like the control you have in the advanced tab where you can control but also learn some code. Recently you got an option to copy paste code within pages, so basically you can find custom elements on the web and integrate them easily, customise, etc.
Now it's rough here and there in terms of interface but improvements are on the way. Once we have a full house of dynamic elements and CMS/Api integrations this tool might get bigger than Webflow in both adoption and valuation.
I think Designers with Teleport will be the new Front end developers. We'll ditch Figma completely at some point. Code to code directly :)
We're planning on bringing more visual options regarding animations even though you can already use our code embeds to get started.
Simple forms are already supported granted that you have an external provider to store the submitted information.
@varunrazora
This is a very impressive website builder. With his help, I easily made a simple site for CloudFlare. I wish you further development (do not forget about simplicity and ease). Good luck.
@jcbages Hello and thx!
I would build components and create Props for the texts that need to be in different languages (props get created automatically whenever you add a text element inside a component) and build a page using only components. Then I would just duplicate the page and fill the props with the text I want in each page
Or you could build it directly in a page and just duplicate the page
So I love this in principle but I haven't had a great experience day 1. I imported a rather simple Figma design and it missed I'd say probably 80% of the styles. Containers dropped strokes, vectors were missing entirely, images were all gone etc. I basically had to start from scratch on top of the imported designs.
Hi @jmitch ! Thanks for your feedback. Your Figma file needs a bit a preparation in order to get the most of our import feature. Please take a look at this article. https://help.teleporthq.io/en/ar...
Happy to jump with you in a short onboarding session!
@paulbrie I'd actually love that. i have a client right now who was looking at Anima and I told them it wasn't great but then saw this and think maybe I can sell them on Teleport instead. justin@jmitch.com if you wanna set something up.