Sorry for such a delayed response... I saw the message of your reply but was too busy at the time to respond. I finally came across it again while 'cleaning' my email box.
The whole process after initiating the tool. I've tried and without finding some tutorial, I just don't even understand what is going on with it. I didn't need any tutorial to start using the export for web in Pixelmator.
I know not all features, especially advanced ones, are going to be usable without some learning, but the basics should. Pixelmator was like that for me. I was quickly productive with it and then had to find tutorials for certain things I couldn't find or figure out. Pixelmator Pro hasn't been like that for me... though, because I haven't been able to export, that has quickly stopped from putting any more time into it at the moment... so I just use Pixelmator until I have time to figure it out.
As for 'Mac-native' app. Hmm, I'm puzzled there. I've been using Macs for over 30 years now. while I think most software (including Apple's apps and OS) have become much less Mac-like in the past decade or so, I can often figure stuff out until I get deep into feature sets. Pixelmator Pro has been pretty confusing so far (though, as I've said above, I've only spent a few minutes here or there).
When you say Mac-like, do you mean more in terms of technology, or use of how Apple is doing apps now (supporting full-screen interfaces and features, etc.) or do you mean trying to implement longer-standing UI principals? (If the latter, I just don't see it.)
