It just seems counter-productive for me to take a comp from the designer, have the ability to export it from one design tool (PS) to another (RF), and then not have the ability to take it all the way to development and testing. Its almost as if Reflow is just a CSS creation tool that limits my ability to export the CSS it creates.

I like the idea of Reflow, it sounds terrific, but I can do everything it does in my browser, and in some respects do it better. But if you told me that I could take my comps into Reflow, and then export production ready HTML, CSS, and maybe some JS, right into DW so I can make some minor tweaks and adjustments to it, or add in my dynamic content (via PHP, CF, etc.), then Adobe… you have a winner for sure.

And as ZIN pointed out, we would need the ability to set different size grids throughout the document. Perhaps the top portion is a 3 column grid, while the middle is a 6 column, and the footer an 8 column (for example).

Great work so far. Can’t wait for improvements, and I can’t wait for the new Creative Cloud release next month.

It’s also nearly impossible to reorder div elements with drag and drop. I end up having to rekey in all my “auto” and “0″ positions each time I move something. This makes it take more time to work in Reflow than in code.

A few tweaks, like maybe if you shift drag a div it should retain all of its current metadata. Also a way to drag and drop reorder elements from the elements panel would be super helpful.

Another big one. When working with grids, usually when working with grids, developers don’t just use one grid for the whole page. We often stack different grids. Reflow doesn’t currently allow for this which holds it back from being a serious design tool.

I know its a preview though! It’s awesome progress so far!