Ranking the Most Popular Website Builders
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Watch this video to discover how I'd rank the most popular website builders on the market today (Wix, Squarespace, Framer, WordPress, and Webflow).
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0:00 Introduction
1:45 Wix
3:15 Squarespace
5:02 Framer
8:11 WordPress
10:13 Webflow
Hello sir, i have a video request , i hope you can make some videos related to Wordpress Plugins integrations, like there are so much complexity while using many plugins in one site,
there are plugin conflicts some time, mainly i use plugins like WP Swings and Cartflows and RexThemes to run my Online Store successfully, but sometimes it crashes, so how can i prevent these issues or how to fix them.
Great walkthrough 💪
Webflow rocks, but it’s clearly becoming a platform for professionals. Hopefully they keep the editor side easy and up to date so that clients can still do the small changes themselves.
Thanks! I am hoping they will soon add the commenting feature to the editor. Right now its just in the designer.
I really like Framer but the CMS is definitely a weakness. As a developer I like that I can write custom React components right in Framer. Wordpress I also find interesting but only as a headless CMS, and I would probably use Astro for the actual UI.
WordPress as a headless CMS has a lot of potential. If you are referring to the Astra theme, I'd stay away from that as when I tried it out I found it to be way too bloated and all the theme options via the customizer actually get in the way of just developing the website.
Framer has a ton of potential. Improving the functionality of the CMS compared to having to upgrade the designer should be a lot easier. And they really just need to follow the Webflow roadmap in that area.
@@baileycanning no Astro is a framework for UI development that is very light and by default ships with no JavaScript. You can use it for static site generation or server side rendering.
Which is better for designing landing pages and funnels? What if I was going to specialize in providing it as a service, whether as a freelancer or as an agency that provides the service of designing and building landing pages?
I'd say Webflow would be your best bet. Followed by WordPress or Framer depending on your needs and development/design background.
Wordpress is sooo expensive for just a landing page
No one ever talks about Showit