To those users frustrated with Sandvox: it is perfect for what it is designed for, and offers some powerful and useful features that its competition doesn't. The facility with which one can maintain and modify a site finally makes web design almost as simple and quick as writing an email. You may see the parameters within which you have to work in order to benefit from its extreme efficiency as a feature or an impediment, but if the latter, then it is not a fault of Sandvox, but of using the wrong software for the job. Comparing Sandvox with Dreamweaver is nonsense.

I've built sites from scratch, with very little knowledge of html, and it was hell every time, even if the end result looked exactly how I wanted it. My professional site is stagnating because it's too complicated to update. Meanwhile, my personal site is a pleasure to muck about with, because it's a Sandvox-built site.

Just try to find anything remotely comparable at the price, and from a company that is as supportive of its customer base as Karelia.