Articles tagged "Website builders"

Webflow vs. WordPress: Which is better for your website?

While Webflow and WordPress have similar functions, they're very different products that take a totally different approach to building websites. I spent time testing both apps in depth to see where each one shines (and doesn't)—and here's what I found.

Shopify vs. WordPress: Which is best?

I've been building websites for almost 20 years and I've used both WordPress and Shopify. They're both great platforms but they have different strengths. Let's look at how they stack up. 

WooCommerce vs. Shopify: Which eCommerce website builder is best?

If you're building an online store today—whether you want to sell digital or physical products, subscriptions, or anything else—you're probably seriously considering either Shopify or WooCommerce.

The 6 best AI app builders

I've been keeping an eye on AI app builders for the past year, and now we've reached the point where there's a good collection of apps to get started with. So here are the best AI app builders available.

The best Shopify alternatives

Here, we'll share the best Shopify competitors with you to help you decide which one is best for your business.

The 5 best WordPress eCommerce plugins

We break down the best WordPress eCommerce plugins available so you can discover which plugin is the best fit for your WordPress shop.

How to build a website on Notion (and whether or not you should)

A note-taking app, a project management tool, and...a website builder? Learn how to use Notion to create a quick, functional, and beautiful website.

How to make a website on Canva

Canva's DIY visual worksuite now includes a website builder. Here's how to use it to build a professional website in minutes.

How to embed Calendly in WordPress: 4 methods

You can embed Calendly in WordPress to add appointment and meeting scheduling directly to your website. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it.

How to uninstall a WordPress plugin (completely)

On the face of it, uninstalling a WordPress plugin is straightforward. Click a few buttons, and hey presto, the plugin vanishes. But, alas, that's not the whole picture.