webflow

It's using a webflow[0] template but with a seemingly customised template that whoever made it called 'plasma'.

We recently switched over to using webflow for our marketing pages (everything under www) and have not looked back!

Having used Wix, Squarespace, Weebly and WordPress, Webflow just provides you with so much more control and pixel perfect accuracy.

It looks like Atomic is purely for prototyping/mockups; Webflow is for building actual websites.

Shoot me an email to vlad@webflow.com for a demo if you're curious.

I am a big fan of webflow after using it for some of our live sites.

All stuff was done before) Webflow (to create landing page) Adobe Illustrator (to make all design) It seems that my list is too short.

I can't find your email in your HN profile; any chance you can contact me via vlad [at] webflow [dot] com?

In short, Treeline is like Webflow for the back-end.

They aren't all bad, have you seen webflow.com?

Finally, if we ever do decide that we need something different (doubtful in the foreseeable future) the code that webflow generates is beautiful and maintainable.

I'm the guy who offered the bounty, and for us (webflow.com) it's not about styling scrollbars on ordinary websites - it's about making sure application user interfaces are consistent across browsers.

I'm used to doing sites "from scratch" but I have to admit the immediate feedback the webflow editor gives you is a huge win.

We're transitioning everything to React.js - there is no better place to flex your Flux muscles than at Webflow.

Alongside Webflow, you can pretty much make a full web application without barely touching code.

Would love to see it integrated with a front end building platform like Webflow.