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What are the best website design tools for non-coders?
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- Ayush MittalHead Of Digital Communications · WrittenLong shot - Webflow and not traditional drag-drops. Anyone and everyone without any prior coding knowledge can create responsive websites without code. Much more powerful than other darg-and-drops. Waiting for their Interactions 2.0!Shamit KhemkaM.D. - SynapseIndia · WrittenGreat tool for building responsive websites. You can create custom blogs, portfolios, ecommerce stores, and more with a flexible CMS.Shamit KhemkaM.D. - SynapseIndia · WrittenIt creates incredibly beautiful UI and impressive UX.
- Ayush MittalHead Of Digital Communications · WrittenI use Sketch for designing most of the elements and publish them in Webflow in conjunction with their interactions. Launchpad for Sketch (https://www.producthunt.com/post...) can help you directly publishing a responsive website from Sketch.Sketch is the best tool right now. Yeah, you need to use a Mac, and yeah it might not be the best tool in a year. But right now, with all the plugins (Like Craft, etc), Sketch is pretty much game changing.Travel Buddyxpath.co · WrittenSketch is obviously the best tool for Mac. The customize possibility is endless
- Yann BohbotClicktale Analyst · WrittenIf you're familiar with photoshop, this is the tool. It's pixel perfect, drag and drop like photoshop no need for coding skills what so ever, has everything inside check it out! Oh and you can get great deals + everything hosted with Google Cloud so it's a plus!Damien RozanCustomer Success Manager · WrittenWithout a doubt if your a designer that wants freedom of design just the way your used to with Photoshop, using Webydo is a no brainer.
- Pavan Sethibuilding things. · WrittenJust started using Bubble and it's been great so far - I haven't found any other tool that allows you to build something so quickly and includes a bunch of plugins and design tools. They have a bunch of tutorial videos and even some quick courses to help you get started. You can also use it to build great mobile web apps and even native iOS and Android apps (although the native app feature is still in beta).
- Dima GroshevProduct Designer and founder of 123done · WrittenI think, It's a great product with a lot of features. You can easily create you own website with animation.Antonio Bellu👉 musicmarketingstack.com · WrittenProbably the best for designing complex graphics without knowing CSS
- Ann WilliamsonDesigner UI/UX Web · WrittenPaperform is great to create simple landing pages and collect data, highly recommend.
- Joanne RomriellMarketer for ActOp Inc. · WrittenI've been using Squarespace for about a year and I like it a lot. No coding required at all, but you can inject code into the headers so that you can still use things like Google analytics. There are a lot of different themes and you can do a lot to customize them.Dominik KugelmannGet Patronum free w/ Workspace from 22d! · WrittenSquarespace has a great and easy solution to build a great and responsive website. Their support is awesome!
- Yara NevmerzhitskayaLead seo specialist, marketer · Writtenthis website builder for those who want more than the standard... easy to set up, a lot of beautifully designed templates. Like their support (24/7)
- Lisa DziubaMaker & PMM. Built & Sold my startup 🦄 · WrittenLisa Dziuba made this productHere you'll find 20+ design for building website for no-coder! Hope, it helped.
- Kartik JainFounder, Nomly · WrittenThis team has been killing it. Better than Squarespace and Squarespace-like drag-and-drop editors.Polotsky IlyaFounder Autoproof.dev · WrittenTotally the best! Starting any new project I always know - everything I need in web I can create on Tilda. And as quickly as I could not imagine for example some years ago.
- Ali R. TariqPrincipal Designer, Slalom Build · WrittenAfter using a bunch of tools like this for one-off sites, I have to say I was most at ease with Mobirise. For a product that is still scruffy, I found this desktop-based drop-and-drop editor to have 80% of what I wanted. And it spits out Bootstrap 4 code, all for free. You only pay for add-ons and plugins. Definitely worth a try.Mobirise builder is very fast and intuitive, has a very good design, totally free and works offline.
- Hitarth Sheth18. Founder, Buddhimaan & Gujju Student · WrittenSuper easy to use, Great for Business websites.
- Kumar LouhitFounder, Spontie, Inc · WrittenI guess, if you are just starting out then Wix does the trick as for its intuitive drag and drop support, you can make anything , from website, wireframes, and do A/B testing and you wont be needing any coding experience. A complete tool.Mridula VelagapudiFounding Team Member at PERTIVO · WrittenAbsolutely easy for non-coders. Pros: Their drag and drop feature is very intuitive. They have very several templates and designs that one can choose from. Super easy to even A/B test your landing pages. Recommended for small business owners.
- 4SimvolyStanislav PetrovCEO, SIMVOLY · WrittenStanislav Petrov made this productWith Simvoly you can do really amazing designs and the awesome thing is - it's really simple. The platform is made to be easier than all the rest on the market yet have the freedom to create a fully functional website, blog or an online store.
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- Perfect multi device tool and great way to create clickable dummies out of your design. Usability is way more important than the design.
- Adam SimonidesLearning Cocoa, Mac lover, …quadriplegic · WrittenA robust tool with a lot of options for creating custom websites.Duncan Wilcox Software developer · WrittenDuncan Wilcox made this productBy far the most no-code tool, not just visual but also no jargon.
- Rishabh SaxenaDigital Marketing · WrittenThe great part is it's focus on visual collaboration, so iterating over website design does not mean writing long emails to teams or scheduling face-to-face meetings for issues. There's no limit on number of team members per project and it has centralized issue tracking features too.