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A no-code web design platform that enables users to create high-quality websites quickly, easily, and with minimal learning required.

Have been using this for years now. The team has constantly improved the app, without compromising usability. Incredible designer tool.

TBH, the product is mediocre at best. For absolute beginners, it MIGHT be OK but still requires a lot of learning to make use of. For that effort, I suggest several other options for beginners I mentor and in our local communities. The REAL reason to avoid is how they treat their customers and their billing practices. As others have noted, BB/AOB has always been a marketing play; sell the next package and don't worry about the existing product/customers. Same as others, we were hit with an auto renewal after they failed to respond to our cancellation requests and then cited they never received it. Customer satisfaction is NOT on their radar. We would have gladly revisited if there were future versions. But if you can't trust their customer care, you can't trust where else they'll short change product/service/support. HIGHLY RECOMMEND AVOIDING. There are other great options out there without the heavy sale / scammy feelings.

To say Resume Worded was helpful would be a massive understatement. It was a total gamechanger. I was really struggling with my job search, literally getting non stop rejected from every company. I uploaded my resume to Resume Worded, and realized it was a very subpar one. After making changes, specifically adding in accomplishments, removing issues like bad grammar and punctuation, I submitted my resume to a bunch of companies and got a very different, positive response. I've been complimented a ton on my resume from hiring managers, and I now help my friends with their resumes too ;) Btw, the newsletter is a total gem. Highly highly recommend.

It's essentially false advertising (at the point of writing this review). I've checked their website for well over a year now, and they have permanently disabled their download feature ("down for maintenance") and instead trick you into signing up for their newsletter, which doesn't get you any closer to accessing the files. I'm sure they used to offer free downloads, but they don't anymore. But they sure still enjoy the free traffic they get from dozens of websites sending them customers, who hope to get the free downloads. Oh, and website lacks SSL, it's unprofessional.

Refreshing visual design applications: Designer, Photo, and Publisher are top tier without the bloat.