Summary:
Divhunt adds EU hosting option
Why It Matters:
This change shows Divhunt is focusing on data privacy rules.
What Changed:
- The main headline changed from "Truly unlimited website builder with features that matter" to "Trusted by hunderds of businesses".
- A new section called "Our Story" was added.
- New sections were added under "Our Story" for different user types and comparisons:
- "For agencies & professionals"
- "Looking for Webflow alternative?"
- "Launch website in 25 minutes"
- "Leave WordPress behind"
- "Launch blog, get ranked"
- "Affordable multilingual sites"
- The "Composable CMS" section was renamed to "Next-Level CMS".
- The "Composable CMS" section's sub-features were updated and expanded:
- "Fields" changed to "All popular fields".
- "Repeater" was updated with more detail.
- New features added: "Custom Routes", "Multiple Pages per CMS Item", "Global Collections", "Dynamic Filtering for Visitors", "Truly Unlimited".
- The "Community Plugins" section was renamed to "Plugins".
- The "Community Plugins" sub-features were updated with specific plugin examples:
- "Free extras" changed to "Swiper JS sliders".
- "Custom plugins" changed to "GSAP Text Animations".
- "Passive income" changed to "Popups".
- "Service integrations" changed to "Marquee Effect".
- The "SEO-ready builder" section was renamed to "SEO - Get Ranked on Google".
- The "SEO-ready builder" sub-features were updated with more detail.
- The "REST API Integrations" section's sub-features were updated and expanded:
- "Fetch REST Data" changed to "Backend-Safe authentication".
- "Live preview and edits" changed to "Caching".
- "Data to Builder Integration" changed to "Individual pages for items".
- "Native Integrations" was updated to mention Airtable and Strapi.
- The "Custom files" section was renamed to "Custom JS & CSS files".
- The "Custom files" section's description was updated.
- The "Infrastructure" section's headline changed from "Fast, easy website building and browsing" to "Fastest website builder you'll find".
- New infrastructure providers were added: "Hetzner", "Google Cloud", "Bunny CDN", "Cloudflare".
- A new section called "Option to host in EU" was added, detailing EU hosting for GDPR compliance.