Compare Duda and WordPress.com 
- Users report that Duda excels in ease of use with a score of 9.2, making it a preferred choice for those who prioritize a user-friendly interface, while WordPress.com, with a score of 8.4, is noted for having a steeper learning curve, especially for beginners.
- Reviewers mention that Duda's quality of support is highly rated at 9.3, with many users appreciating the responsive customer service, whereas WordPress.com users report a lower satisfaction with support, scoring it at 7.9.
- G2 users highlight Duda's drag-and-drop functionality, scoring 9.2, as a standout feature that simplifies page customization, while WordPress.com, with a score of 8.2, offers drag-and-drop but is often seen as less intuitive.
- Reviewers say that Duda's mobile responsiveness is rated at 8.6, which is crucial for modern web design, while WordPress.com scores lower at 7.9, indicating potential challenges in mobile optimization.
- Users on G2 report that Duda's domain name management is rated highly at 8.9, making it easier for users to manage their web presence, compared to WordPress.com, which scores 8.6 in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Duda's content authoring tools score 8.9, providing a robust experience for creating and managing content, while WordPress.com leads slightly with a score of 9.3, indicating a more comprehensive set of features for content management.
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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...
What I like most about Wordpres is, being honest, everything. The platform is straightforward to use and personalize. Creating and uploading content to the blog is very simple. It also offers a series of tools and plugins that allow us to adapt the format...
I originally tried WordPress.com because a client had signed up with that site to create their website/web store. The client hired me to create said site and store. This website was not functional for the client's needs. WordPress.com has many screens...
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. ...
What I like most about Wordpres is, being honest, everything. The platform is straightforward to use and personalize. Creating and uploading content to the blog is very simple. It also offers a series of tools and plugins that allow us to adapt the format...
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...
I originally tried WordPress.com because a client had signed up with that site to create their website/web store. The client hired me to create said site and store. This website was not functional for the client's needs. WordPress.com has many screens...
