Webflow vs QuickSilk: Which is a better fit?

Rilwan B.: Hi, my name is Rilwan. I'm the co-founder and product designer at Aetiv Media Limited. It's a startup that works with content creators. On a scale of one to five, I would give Webflow a four out of five. Thanks. Before we started using Webflow, we used to use WordPress. We used WordPress for a couple of months, but it was kind of added to just get what we wanted from this which is why we made the switch to Webflow. In regards to the choice, we work with lots of content creators and lots of them as we work as a marketing agency for content creators as well. So most times we end up building their websites for them. And the reason why we needed to make a change is most content creators, they want web designs, templates that are really appealing, that are so catchy. And on Webflow, you've got lots of options with that. That was really the main selling point. And it was easy to actually, from the stats to deploying the website, the process was actually easier compared to using WordPress. And since we were dealing with lots of content creators with limited staffs, we wanted something where we could actually just deploy faster design use or already designed templates, a nice updated installed templates, and we could get the process from A to Z in a matter of a couple of hours. So that was the reason why we decided to stop using WordPress and made the switch to Webflow. The setup for Webflow was really easy, actually. Like I mentioned earlier, when we started using WordPress, when we launched the marketing agency section of the platform of the start-up, we already had an idea of this is the way to go. So it was actually easy to set up, and there's all these tutorials online. I think they've got YouTube pages as well. So anytime we have an issue, the customer service is actually top-notch. So they always send links to us about, "Okay, these are the steps you need to go through to actually do this." So the setup was very easy. Thanks. In regards to recommendation, I would definitely advise them to give it a go. Depends on what you want from a website. But the first thing that attracts people and get them to stay is always the design of your websites, and Webflow has a huge range of templates that you can actually choose from. So that they've got that wow kind of templates that actually keeps people. So if that's what you're looking for. And trying to make sure the hosting is in place, everything works perfectly. You can actually manage the amount of traffic that gets onto your website, then Webflow is definitely what I would recommend to people. Thanks.