Once, I read a ton of reviews about Yumi, and opinions varied. Some claimed it was a complete disappointment, while others said it was quite okay. We decided to give it a try two years ago, and it became clear that the negativity comes from those who don't understand how to properly work with this system. If you figure out how to call and store data, Yumi turns out to be very flexible and functional.
Today, a client called me and sent a link to reviews, claiming that our website is on a "bad system." But he has a store with 15,000 products, and in seven months, the traffic without SEO has grown to 2,000 visitors a day. I attribute this success directly to Yumi, as we have a similar client who chose Bitrix three years ago, and now he only has 400 visitors a day.
I have been working in web development for 12 years, and honestly, I read reviews about Yumi and am amazed at how incompetent some people are. It really frustrates me.
