Why Brambl?

Brambl isn't the only web building tool around, so it's important to understand what clients it's right for and what clients will require a different platform.

Brambl pros

Brambl is built for graphic designers, not technical Geeks.
It lowers the bar to building great websites, so anyone who can use Photoshop can work with Brambl. It makes it easy to start out in web without the serious investment in resources needed to learn other platforms like WordPress.

Unlike WordPress or some other web builders, all editing options for a panel or block are easy to find and access. You don't need to search around a CMS to find where some text or image is coming from, instead, you see what you're editing on the page you're editing.

Since all editing options are immediately accessible, building a Brambl site can be less time consuming than other platforms.

What type of sites can I build?

Brambl sites are perfect for clients who want you to "knock up a website" for not very much. It can reduce the time spent building a website from days to hours. As such it's best positioned as a responsive brochure site, typically sold to end-users between £300 - £1000

However, Brambl also comes with interactive widgets to add value to companies in the service industry.  From adding custom forms, interactive booking forms, Mailchimp integration, Selling tickets or managing an event and much more.

When to use a different platform

Brambl sites can't do everything. Each theme is built with a finite number of panels and blocks to make the website.

If you want to be able to adjust the website under the hood or behind the scenes, choose a different platform. Also if your client needs some functionality that Brambl doesn't meet yet, you'll need to choose something more powerful but less intuitive. Although the number of widgets keeps increasing, there may be something you need now that counts Brambl out as an option.

Finally, if you think your client will keep asking for more advanced functionality, it may be worth investing more time initially in a different platform from the outset to make life easier going forward.