What's your favorite no code tool for creating websites?
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With so many builders out there, which do you think does it best?
I've been using webflow for the past week or so for my newsletter blog and it's been an awesome experience.
@tiru@_syedhuq Aasaan is more affordable, doesn't charge extra for plugins and has a more responsive customer support team. Furthermore, its UI is more user-friendly IMO.
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@_syedhuq Its very cost effective, simple to use and mainly customer support is awesome!
@sachin_shajan
It is a very powerful and attractive tool.
Especially, in my opinion, the look and feel of the tool you work with has an effect on the work itself and its quality.
Framer's story is also very interesting: https://www.producthunt.com/stor...
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For me, @Notion works the best. I can use it as a website, just a coming soon landing page or any other way I'd want.
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@notion@wajiha_haider Interesting, do you use a tool like super.so for your site or just publish it direct from Notion?
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@_syedhuq I did use super.so, but I can easily connect a domain directly with @notion
@basv I've been eyeing Typedream for a while, their pricing plans look really good!
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When it comes to building e-commerce websites in India, aasaan is probably the best no-code mobile and web-based app there is.
For other kinds of websites, Webflow is pretty great.
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I used Elementor Pro + WordPress. But my other favorites are Carrd, WebFlow, and Typedream.
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@kamalprasat Carrd is pretty great as a linktree alternative.
I am a webflow guy myself, for each of my SaaS products I use webflow.
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@zbijelic Awesome, yeah I don't think I can go back to Elementor after messing around with webflow.
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1. Webflow
2. Airtable with Softr
3. Notion with Super.so
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I'll say different tools depending on the situation/timeframe and requirement.
I personally like notion for something quick and simple. My current one is in Notion too - https://nqaze.com
For single pagers with good UI and effects: carrd.co
For multi pagers and a little complex sites: Webflow.
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