I would like to be able to self host the sites I create with Webydo... is that possible? I don't mind paying for a premium account, but I would like the security of knowing that I have all the files (and control of them) should your company ever close or if I decide to use different tools to create future websites after creating some with Webydo. From the videos and tutorials, I don't forsee that happening (it's seems like an awesome tool) but you never know and I want control of what I create.

URL spoofing reveals all the pre-launch designs that people are working on. Maybe a simple password to protect them?

Allow the ability to add more types of (css3) shapes like triangles and circles.

an API for webydo domain name search and purchase and hosting. So that on my site the customer can search and purchase a domain name and purchase the hosting

It would be awesome if I could write the number of the zoom, when i zoom the picture in a box.
For example 73% zoom, instead of just draging and dropping with the mousebutton.

The CMS url I have sent to clients is huge (initial sharing)! How about a custom url for purpose or one from our domain. Even a tinyurl would help!

would be nice if i could bill my clients directly from the webydo dashboard.

It would be great to be able to have a clickable text which reveals more text from within a textbox. For example, clicking on a "Read More" text link would reveal more hidden text below the "Read More", pushing other content down.

Today shadow only works on the boxes around the text.

Hey guys,
Thanks for the great wrok!
It can be helpful to have revisions history, especially for the CMS user, so that when my clients is updating content and need to go back to a former version, they could do that easily. There can be a list of versions like you have on a google doc, or list of actions like the History function on Adobe Photoshop.

What do you guys think?

I know it is possible to add any font by CSS3 ... but I would like to have more fonts available to create menus, 600 fonts available would be great! remembering that there are over 600 fonts "web safe"

It would be great to have the ability to export the finished project to several popular CMS like Joomla!, WordPress, etс.

When you design and build a site, the design goes through several phases, would love the ability to remove old paragraph styles etc from the Styles palette to make it easier and cleaner to locate things, especially if clients are to carry on with updating the site themselves.

Pretty much every site-building software includes the option of adding a calendar. Do you have it? I looked around and couldn't find it. Wix allows for the inclusion of a Google calendar. Not sure about Weebly. What about Webydo?

I notice that when I 'publish' my site (so I can see how utilizing my keyboard's Arrow keys affects my Parallax Scrolling effects – you can't achieve this within the 'Preview' state of your site's design) that I seem to be moving down through my page awfully fast.

Might there be some way to build in some sort of scripting in order to slow the page's scrolling when a viewer uses their keyboard arrows to move through the content here? (I can send/give you the 'Publish' address if you'd like to see what I mean.)

Snapping is a useful feature in Photoshop that allows users to align layers, shapes, text, etc, perfectly with other objects, guides

It seems that you're locked into a Webydo theme once you select it for your site. That's a pretty frustrating issue. Most other hosted CMSes make it pretty easy to try out and switch between themes.

Certain websites have already made website templates. Which you are able to download. It would be awesome if you had the option to upload those and then be able to customize it from within webydo.

A thumbnail gallery is the most basic thing ever, I can only choose between 2 types of gallery and those aren't really an option for me now.

I suggest a thumbnail gallery in which:

1. I can see all my images in small squares/rectangles.
2. Enable or disable pagination (as in collections) if there are too many images.
3. Click a thumbnail and see a pop-up with a bigger image.
4. When in pop-up mode, be able to use arrows to see the next or previous images without going back to the thumbnails.