Category: Comparisons

Wix has proved to be a good website builder to handle different needs. The platform serves great whenever you need to build different types of websites without coding and designing skills. Wix boasts numerous handful features to cope with various tasks with ease. However, it is far from being perfect. Users can opt for some better alternatives to Wix that are cheaper, easier to use and have features that are more flexible when it comes to customizing your website pages.

Wix, WordPress and Squarespace are the most popular contemporary web building tools. Each of them has its own positive and negative features, characteristics, purposes and target audience.

Have you made up your mind to establish reliable and professional web presence for your retail business? Are you currently in the market looking for an easy-to-use, affordable yet flexible and powerful website builder that will help you launch a decent online store, which will bring you profit and attract the target audience.

So, you’ve decided to build a website using a Do-It-Yourself tool and you’re scouring the web for an easy-to-use platform that will help you build a decent website. Yes, there are quite a few website builders on the web, and all of them promote themselves as the easiest and most functional tools. However, when it comes to the web building process itself, it appears that just a few site creators do offer a great user experience.

There are so many established, tried-and-tested website builders out there, that it’s almost impossible to figure out which is the best. And the only way to determine that is to first define your actual needs, and then make your choice.

Today, we are comparing three big players of the web design market – Squarespace, Wix and MotoCMS to help you figure out which website builder will meet your needs. At first glance, the three site builders have quite similar offerings, but after a closer inspection you can see how different some of the important aspects are.

Selecting a DIY website builder for your project can be a tough task. Firstly, because there are dozens of site constructors out there. Secondly, because the web publishing industry is witnessing a real arms race these days – site builders improve their feature sets with lightning speed.

So, you’ve heard about Webydo and Wix and now wondering which one is better. I can’t say which is better, because they don’t actually compete 🙂 . Though these platforms do have a few things in common, Wix and Webydo are very different. So, in this post I will try to show you the key differences between these site builders, rather than calculate their scores in different nominations.