Compare Duda and Webydo 
Duda vs Webydo
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Duda easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Duda overall.
- Reviewers felt that Duda meets the needs of their business better than Webydo.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Duda is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Duda over Webydo.
- 1 Site & AWS hosting included
- Email support
- 1 Designer Account
- Email Support
- Client Billing
Not only does Duda come with a huge range of available templates, but it is so easy to completely modify them to get the exact design you want. So many website builders are inflexible so that you cant change the padding or move something just slightly. ...
It's useless if you have a responsive mobile site. It's just too much money for the service, unless it is impossible to make your site mobile, but any good site nowadays should have that capability or risk using obsolete code in the future as browsers...
Webydo is a good tool for quickly creating beautiful web pages. With just a few clicks you can create some lovely looking websites. There is no need to even have any of your own images, as they provide you with some (although of course you can change the...
It seems like it rarely works. If you do any moving on desktop, it moves it on mobile too. I feel like I have to do the same thing over and over again. Especially with parallax. It is also incredibly limited.
Not only does Duda come with a huge range of available templates, but it is so easy to completely modify them to get the exact design you want. So many website builders are inflexible so that you cant change the padding or move something just slightly. ...
Webydo is a good tool for quickly creating beautiful web pages. With just a few clicks you can create some lovely looking websites. There is no need to even have any of your own images, as they provide you with some (although of course you can change the...
It's useless if you have a responsive mobile site. It's just too much money for the service, unless it is impossible to make your site mobile, but any good site nowadays should have that capability or risk using obsolete code in the future as browsers...
It seems like it rarely works. If you do any moving on desktop, it moves it on mobile too. I feel like I have to do the same thing over and over again. Especially with parallax. It is also incredibly limited.
