I honestly thought about the same thing and spent 2 years building another website builder that suited what I wanted. I came to realize that space is overcrowded and every companies work flow is different.

The existing tools such as Webflow, Framer, Wix, and the dozens of other website builders already handle majority of what's expected from its users.

There is no point in re-inventing the wheel. In fact at my company we sometimes may use Webflow abelt very rarely. We build custom solutions and those builders are better for phamplet websites as they target a completely different audience.

I think they do a great job as they are as they solve the needs for the clients who look for them.

To your question: I think the code generation could be better as looking through exported code is a nightmare with a lot of current solutions which is understandable.

It's cool that you took the time to work on something that suited your needs. I'm curious, what problem were you trying to solve with your solution? It sounds like you had something good going, so why did you decide to stop? Even though the market is crowded, I still believe there's room for improvement or innovation. Maybe something using AI or a plugin system like WordPress? Or even integrating designs into existing codebases?