Webflow
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Pros
- If you're looking for a way to generate a well-branded, good-looking responsive website you want tools like Webflow. ... I do use Notion frequently in combination with Webflow, as a CMS for frequently-updated content.
- If you want full visual freedom but zero hand coding, just hop into Webflow or run a vibe stack inside MGX.
- Tools like Figma + FigJam, Axure, Framer, or Webflow let you create dynamic prototypes so the client can actually interact with the product before development.
- webflow I think is a couple dollars cheaper with a lot more template options
- Webflow - More powerful than Wix but still visual building. $16/month with map options.
Cons
- Look into if Webflow meets your requirements as well.
- His first concern was that the CMS I am using is CraftCMS and not Wordpress, Wix, or Webflow.
- Free? No, otherwise checkout Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Webflow, or Web.com.
- I wanted a real website, but didn't want the hassle of coding or dealing with complex builders like Webflow.
- Webflow looks powerful but might take more time to learn. Is Webflow worth the learning curve for a small project?
Sentiment
18 positive (58%) · 11 mixed (35%) · 2 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +51% · raw score 52%
What redditors said (10 of 31)
If you're looking for a way to generate a well-branded, good-looking responsive website you want tools like Webflow. ... I do use Notion frequently in combination with Webflow, as a CMS for frequently-updated content.
Look into if Webflow meets your requirements as well.
If you want full visual freedom but zero hand coding, just hop into Webflow or run a vibe stack inside MGX.
His first concern was that the CMS I am using is CraftCMS and not Wordpress, Wix, or Webflow.
Free? No, otherwise checkout Squarespace, Wix, Framer, Webflow, or Web.com.
Tools like Figma + FigJam, Axure, Framer, or Webflow let you create dynamic prototypes so the client can actually interact with the product before development.
webflow I think is a couple dollars cheaper with a lot more template options
Webflow - More powerful than Wix but still visual building. $16/month with map options.
If you want something easy now but solid enough to grow with later, I’d suggest Webflow, it’s simple to get going, and you’ll have more flexibility down the road
I wanted a real website, but didn't want the hassle of coding or dealing with complex builders like Webflow.
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