u/jaffparker

The title kind of says it all. I got a notification from "Have I been pwned" saying that my email is in their data leak from a couple of weeks ago. It also includes phone numbers and physical addresses, although I have no way to check if mine are included.

The big question is, why would my email even be in their database if I never signed up for this service? Were they keeping a ton of identifying data in their marketing list without mine and others' consent?

I'd like to have answers. RingCentral support can message me to get in touch.

UPD: to clarify, I find coding frontends boring. A visual UI should be developed visually. The whole process of changing a value, reloading, checking, changing a value, reloading, checking, chang.... Damn. Hot reloading makes it a touch better, barely. Someone said I'm not interested in developing websites - not true. I'm not interested in coding websites - I always found that to be a wrong approach. But all the visual website builders abstract the nuance too much.

But maybe I ask this in the wrong subreddit - this is a subreddit for people who actually like HTML and CSS lol

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tl;dr: I'm looking for a visual HTML builder - not a design tool, but something that specifically builds code

Hi everyone, I feel the need to explain before anything, why I'm looking for this. Pls read the explanation before coming for me with "why don't you just write HTML and CSS normally, what's wrong with you".

I've been a dev for 12+ years, mostly specializing in complex software. Give me a design system, business requirements (not even a fleshed out plan) and I'll give you something that works and is futureproof, as much as I can predict the future anyway. In all of that, I've always struggled with writing full pages with HTML and CSS. I find it hard to keep the whole context in mind and I've never come up with a way to structure it sensibly. Frameworks like Tailwind CSS drive me nuts because why do I need to memorize specific classes instead of just writing CSS? Anyway, that's not the point.

Recently I realized that I need to diversify my service offering, and therefore start offering more of these custom built websites. But now I'm running into my personal limitation of being trash at HTML/CSS. AI isn't much help here because Claude Code is absolute garbage in implementing designs, and I'm not paying for 3 different AI subscriptions - that would work against my goal of making money.

So now I'm looking for a more visual HTML and CSS editor. Design tools like Figma are one thing, but I'd like something that is made for people who know HTML, but just don't want to write it themselves. The workflow I imagine is something like this:

1. I start with a blank slate. It prompts me to add fonts, colors and other foundational design system elements. This would set CSS variables.
2. From here I can proceed to create pages or complete the design system with other components (buttons, inputs, etc)
3. Each page contains common elements (header, footer, sidebar, whatever) + a blank area for me to drag and drop elements into. As I use the elements, I should be able to set classes, ids and/or inline styles on each element. For blocks, I don't want to choose between `div`, `section` or whatever else. If an element is a block, I should be able to select which block it is without having to replace it.
4. In the end I can export HTML & CSS. Bonus points for being able to export to specific tools/frameworks, but honestly, I can manage converting it myself.

Some additional features that would be cool, but not necessary:

• Live collaboration. Would be cool, but if it's impossible, we can always collaborate on the HTML/CSS code it generates, commit to git.
• AI integration, specifically with tools you already have installed. I would like to be able to plus Claude Code into it and just tell it to grab certain components and implement them in whatever I'm working in right now.
• Export to multiple frameworks/tools, but that's not necessary if the AI integration is good.

Any recommendations based on this? I'll probably try all of them, since I'm even ready to vibe-slopcode something myself at this point. I've Googled some tools, obviously, but I'd like to see tools actual people would recommend.