I'm not a professional web developer, but I've made multiple websites for myself and law firms I've worked in. I've used Weebly, Zoho Sites, Wordpress, and played with Wix.

This is BY FAR the best builder I've used. It has slightly more learning curve, and to my chagrin requires a little more artistic ability (I have none) or research (which I did) to make things look really good.

You can make things look REALLY good. I was frustrated with Weebly and Zoho Sites because when you build in blocks/frames, you often can't make minor adjustments based on screen size, different elements you wanted to line up will randomly adjust based on screen width to not line up.

Most importantly, I was able to get WebWave to do everything I needed it to do, it's EXTREMELY well priced (they're undervaluing their product, I bought extra codes I didn't need just in case and to support them), and I HAD FUN BUILDING THE WEBSITE! Usually it's just a task to do. But I actually had fun grouping things, playing with the settings, tinkering with alignments, margins, fonts, etc.

As a tech savvy lay person, I was able to create a website for my law firm that colleagues thinks look as good, or better, than very expensive websites others have paid developers to build on Wordpress and charge hundreds of dollars a month to maintain.

I hope WebWave is a massive success because, if it isn't, then that puts more pressure on me to strike it rich so I can buy them out and keep their product alive.

Seriously, buy it. At least twice.

P.S. - they also have really good tech support, and their Facebook group is super helpful and engaged.