In reply to Edward Alexander.

Nope. Most of those Developers would prefer a solid working, unified solution. They work for somebody, too. This foggy "somebody" normally is either their boss or a client.

Do not mistake "developers" being a different species than "folks who build, modify, customize and create new websites for customers".

Also, do not make the mistake to generalize based on your own expections: I got lots of those "folks who build ... new websites" that never used the customizer, or, when pointed out specifically, prefered visual page editors like Visual Composer or a properly set up combination of custom theme templates + ACF / Custom Fields plugins.

Now, 50 people certainly doesnt cover much ground. In statistics, this number counts as nearly insignificant. If it was at least a few hundreds, but preferably in the thousands, then one could properly extrapolate based on this data. Here, it clearly doesnt help much, aside of the fact that it might bolster the "us vs them"-developer-vs-designer-vs-enduser-divide.

cu, w0lf.