what site builder you use?

by visimedia

Posted: 13 years ago 25 replies

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what site builder are you using to create your sites ?

I'm currently using wordpress, but I'm looking for something more beatiful and more flexible with no techy stuff....

I already done looking at Xsitepro, anyother recommendation?

It's site builder to make:

online shopping sites
mini sites
membership sites
etc

#builder #site

JamesGw 13 years ago

Wordpress has about as little techy stuff as you'll find. You could try looking into Joomla, Drupal, or vBulletin.
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- seotechnician 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by JamesGw
  
  Wordpress has about as little techy stuff as you'll find. You could try looking into Joomla, Drupal, or vBulletin.
  
  I agree with James. Wordpress is one of the easiest softwares to use. If you want something easier, get a free website on Angelfire and re-direct it to a domain name. However, it is about $5 a month to Angelfire to do this (to get the ads off the website) and you have to pay for hosting on top of it. So it depends on whether or not it is worth it to you to pay for the ease of use.
  
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website12 Banned 13 years ago

I use wordpress and dreamweaver.
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Claire Sharp 13 years ago

I use wordpress and blogspot. And i am use to it so i don't any problem.
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Tony Dean 13 years ago

I use Notepad!
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Themeplated 13 years ago

I use Dreamweaver for xHTML/CSS and NetBeans IDE for more intensive scripting (e.g. PHP or JavaScript).
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daniel900 13 years ago

I use XSitepro
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Will Edwards 13 years ago

Wordpress sites can be as beautiful as you wish. It's all down to the design of your theme.

Will
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- Hamida Harland 13 years ago
  
  I started out with Kompozer, then I moved on to Xsitepro, but I now create 100% of my sites using Wordpress.
  
  It's SO versatile and easy to use that I can't imagine using anything else (for the foreseeable future anyway).
  
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  Alexa Smith Banned 13 years ago
  
  With the exception of Blogspot (which I wouldn't use for other reasons), all the other things mentioned above are too difficult and complicated for me.
  
  I use TypePad, and sometimes Weebly.
  
  Anything more difficult than that, I'd have to outsource, and it's not always a great idea to outsource stuff when you don't even know how to do it yourself first.
  
  Fortunately for incompetent technophobes like me, there's no need to use anything very difficult or complicated or techie, to achieve a thoroughly professional-looking niche site.
  
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Graham Maddison 13 years ago

I use artisteer to design all my own wordpress sites ..very flexible and easy to use
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visimedia 13 years ago

any other site builder recommendation?
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RylanClayne 13 years ago

I personally feel Wordpress is the best way to go simply due to its amazing CMS and as Will helpfully pointed out you can literally get any type of design you want (or have one created for your specific needs) by finding the correct theme/wordpress template.

I have used XsitePro in the past and have come away less than impressed, but I guess it does depend on what your ultimate goals are with your site.
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- astauffer 13 years ago
  
  I use Kompozer and so far it has worked out well for me.
  
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Johnmarton 13 years ago

Hi,

I am using wordpress and Joomla.,
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- Billy Holder 13 years ago
  
  Wordpress is the only one I use because it is so user friendly and easy to customize.
  
  I do use some html for some of my squeeze pages but with themes like optimize press I rarely use them anymore.
  
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  blueorca17 13 years ago
  
  Here are some tools I use for building sites... Depending on what my site is about I'll use one or a combination of all of them:
  
  1)Artisteer
  2)Dreamweaver
  3)Wordpress
  4)Notepad
  
  Artisteer is really cool if you want to change up the colors and customize your own theme without knowing a lot about CSS or HTML. The license is pretty cheap, and is totally worth buying.
  
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alcymart 13 years ago

I use Dreamweaver for all my sites here. In fact, I been using DW for over 10 years and not planning on switching anytime soon. I got use to it too much now. Before that I was using Frontpage but quickly switched to Dreamweaver like a year later.

Bernard St-Pierre
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Danny Turner 13 years ago
It's site builder to make:
- online shopping sites
- mini sites
- membership sites
- etc
As mentioned wordpress has so many advantages and can do all the above - want something really easy? - outsource it!
Every builder will have a learning curve. I have researched this extensivly and (apart from Wordpress) - the best is WYSIWYG Web Builder
ease of use - features - support - it wins hands down
I could go on but check out their forum
www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com • Index page
anyhow - with a 30 day free trial it's worth a look
One thing that makes it unique is the way it uses absolute positioning instead of tables - this means all objects (text,images etc) are placed on the page x/y amount of pixels from the top left corner of the page - so what? - it means you can olace an object anywhere on the page - just drag em around - if two objects occupy the same place one will be on top of the other - just like in a drawing program !
Chuckle - wish wordpress could do something similar!
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ganesh 13 years ago

Open Source Content Management System - Open Source CMS - CMS PHP - CMS Made Simple is really easy to easy and has all essential features of a good CMS.
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Glenn Leader 13 years ago

I've been playing about with WebPlus X5 from Serif

HTH

Glenn
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nlquyen 13 years ago

hi,
I am using Typad and Wordpress.
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- jaton 13 years ago
  
  I have found the best way to go is to use WPress and Kompozer
  
  Jaton:confused:
  
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  bross 13 years ago
  
  Joomla and Dreamweaver. I worked with joomla for many years and it`s very good in my opinion. There are some skills you need to learn but it goes. Also, like how many plugins they offer.
  
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