A: Websites created with WebWave gets page speed scores of around 60%. Check for yourself, here you can find some websites created by our customers: https://webwave.me/made-in-webwave There is room for improvements here, and we're working to improve this, but I don't think that calling our websites slow is a little exaggeration.
You're asking what is the difference between WebWave and Webflow. It's mainly the way in which you're creating websites. WebWave works like a graphic design program. You can move elements around wherever you want, and design your website just like you were using Photoshop, Figma or Canva. Webflow on the other hand is based on a table. So you can only put elements in exact table cells. Webflow is nearly a graphical interface for code developers, while WebWave is better for graphic designers who need and want more freedom. WebWave is often used instead of prototyping tool. Graphic designers or marketers prototype and create a website themselves all in one step. But if they want to create a website with Webflow, use a prototyping tool first (like Figma) to create a design, and only after the design is ready they open Webflow to "implement" that design and create a working website out of it.
I hope I made it clear what's the difference in these two tools, but if you've got more questions, go ahead, and ask. I'll be glad to answer everything :)