My experience with it has been a love/hate thing so far. As of now, they actually named a bug I found in order to refer to it - The Safari Woman Bug -
. I got past that bug but there are some tricky things in the text field areas that have driven me nuts. They have admitted it is a previously discovered bug that so far no one has determined the cause of or cure for it. I guess I have found my own way around it because it doesn't bother me quite as much as it did at first. But if it weren't for this text entry problem and the lack of a site map, I would have had my IM site rebuilt long ago. Admittedly, I only reluctantly broke down and studied the program's help files to understand XYZ orders and various other things new to my thinking in web building. Being I design and build by the seat of my pants - lol ,this was one of the hardest things for me to do. But I am growing to like it more and more and am finding my way around how the program works so entirely different than Cute.
Being one is able to draw their own shapes and such right in the program, creating objects is easy. I don't have to make a back ground item in another program and import it. Just like in cute - inserted objects like images can be linked to anywhere - and in this case by selecting title rather than text the outline of the text area is treated like an object therefore it can be scaled and linked. I wish I were a more technical person because honestly this is my interpretation of what is happening. I never really read that part of the tutorials but am just replying according to my observations.
I'm one of those people who operates software the same way I do vehicles, - for example: I know it goes forward when I push this pedal but for the life of me I couldn't really tell you why - sort of thing..
I finished ( lol well you know what I mean ) the last known page of the site today other than that I am milling over a couple more of the input suggestions. I find myself glad to be done -
it has been quite the experience.