Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress, oh my!
These words might mean something to you, but they mean absolutely nothing to the tech-deaf layperson. Make room for WebNode, a quick and dirty way to build a Website or blog, relatively painlessly.
For folks who can’t be bothered with downloads and uploads, WebNode allows you to build a feature-rich Website using drag-and-drop functionality. After a free registration, users choose from several dozen customizable templates, and round out their online destination with series of gadgets and widgets.
I realize that most readers of this blog are far too sophisto for this type of site builder. However, if you’re like me, and often looking to get people off your back who want you to build them a blog, here’s your out. Using WebNode, even a third grader can accept Paypal payments and create an RSS feed.
Webmail, domain forwarding and basic statistics are among the add ons.
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I’ve been using wordpress for a long time now until I switched to joomla. I would also give Webnode a try, is there any video tutorial using this one?Would highly appreciate that, thanks a lot!
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I have been using pagebuzz.com which I think is the easiest site builder. I tried wordpress but it is too limited and really not designed for e-commerce. I will look into webnode but most of the things I have seen for us dummies really fall short on features.
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I found an easy and user oriented website builder called Mi Imagen Online, check out at http://www.miimagenonline.com
They offer domain, hosting, non-limited space, an online web Editor, no installation or configuration, best practices oriented, and many other features like WebNode, however, it seems more easy to use.
Is just another option !
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^ yeah, if you happen to speak Spanish.
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Wow webnode is a very good website builder i try it out and I think its a very good tool!
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Omg webnode is pretty cool!
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i like this one. webnode is my favorit its so easy to use!
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WOW i love this website builder it cant be easier!!!!
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Webnode is great — however the problem is all content are stored on their server, is there some way I can download back all files to my own PC for backup purpose?
Personally I used Dreamweaver for HTML, or A4Desk for building flash websites. This way all files are stored on my own PC, and I can upload the files to my own web host (or my client’s web host) account.
I have tried Wordpress and other CMS software, but in order to support them on client’s server, I often have to install for them the entire Wordpress system first, which sometimes take longer time than building the website.
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I think Spidersitebuilder.com is actually more powerful/easier to use. Check it out, you might want to review it. http://www.spidersitebuilder.com
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