With so many builders out there, which do you think does it best?
I've been using webflow for the past week or so for my newsletter blog and it's been an awesome experience.
WebFlow, but feels like it is getting harder and slower to get the best result there!
Also we use our no-code tool - MarbleFlows🌸 for capturing leads from website.
Depends on the project/client, but overall, I'd say Webflow is #1 for me. Followed by WP + Divi/Elementor/Oxygen/Showit, Shopify and Squarespace. I've also been playing around with a lot of other website building tools (Editor X, Framer, Ghost, Readymag, Tilda, Semplice, Kajabi, Notion etc.) and I do like them all for different reasons, but those are still more niche and not as popular/powerful as the top 4 I mentioned.
Imagine a world where no code tools are obsolete and AI is creating your website.
AI writing the JavaScript required...
AI creating the visuals...
AI creating the copy ...
... to sell your products and service
We are experimenting with something in the area at TextCortex. It's not too far away from our current timeline.
Hands down, without a down, it's been Typedream! Amazing team, amazing product. I've been able to create countless websites with Typedream without understanding a single line of code. (my latest is www.thruways.co!)
When it comes to building e-commerce websites in India, aasaan is probably the best no-code mobile and web-based app there is.
For other kinds of websites, Webflow is pretty great.
Yeah, there are so many builders out there. I have explored many tools based on their popularity, reviews and reference. However, what I observed is most of these tools have a limited exposure on what we can try, to see if that tool fits the necessity. aasaan is a tool which had the audacity to expose the complete platform for the business user to decide.
This depends on your purpose for launching the website. Here are my takes-
1. One-page websites- https://carrd.co or https://unicornplatform.com
2. More elaborate websites- https://webflow.com is my absolute favorite.
3. eCommerce websites- You can launch directly on https://www.shopify.com with absolutely no fuss!
4. Placeholder websites- Notion offer the option to make your page shareable online, and Canva in its latest launch has introduced a no-code website builder.
Based on your use case you can choose from the above options and go live within minutes (or a few hours) on either of these platforms without writing a single line of code!!
Cheers
I'll say different tools depending on the situation/timeframe and requirement.
I personally like notion for something quick and simple. My current one is in Notion too - https://nqaze.com
For single pagers with good UI and effects: carrd.co
For multi pagers and a little complex sites: Webflow.
It depends on your use case, I think if you're more comfortable with wev development and want to do something really creative webflow is perfect. I know a lot of beginners get really frustrated with it.
I'm obviously biased but I'd pick JetPage.co. You can pass Google Core Web vitals out of the box, comes with AWS cloud hosting, auto-compresses and converts your images to WebP to keep your sizes low, and you never have to worry about maintenance and you can just focus on creating content.
Not as much design freedom, as it wants to let you skip web design but you get a modern professional looking website in 2 minutes.
For developing website without coding we use CMS content managment system
Use wordpress . wordpress is very easy to use you can make all kinds of webste with free plugin and themes.
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