When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Wix easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Wix overall.
I switched to 1&1 for my domain name and saved tons of money, so I tried this website builder as well for my family business. It was intuitive, had good help where things weren't clear, and is very affordable.
The blog function. It was incredibly antiquated and it was just one long running page of blog posts, rather than each post getting it's own page. I ended up moving over to Managed WP Hosting with the same company.
This platform has a fairly intuitive interface, but what makes it radiant is the ready-to-release mobile version on the fly, which is built as you create your main website, ready for the browser. I can easily make a wonderful site. Creating without...
-WEB SITES ARE NOT RESPONSIVE. In our day and age, people view web sites on all different kinds of technology. AND Wix's corporate site IS responsive, so one would assume they would offer that functionality in their sites. Soo frustrating. -Interface is...
I switched to 1&1 for my domain name and saved tons of money, so I tried this website builder as well for my family business. It was intuitive, had good help where things weren't clear, and is very affordable.
This platform has a fairly intuitive interface, but what makes it radiant is the ready-to-release mobile version on the fly, which is built as you create your main website, ready for the browser. I can easily make a wonderful site. Creating without...
The blog function. It was incredibly antiquated and it was just one long running page of blog posts, rather than each post getting it's own page. I ended up moving over to Managed WP Hosting with the same company.
-WEB SITES ARE NOT RESPONSIVE. In our day and age, people view web sites on all different kinds of technology. AND Wix's corporate site IS responsive, so one would assume they would offer that functionality in their sites. Soo frustrating. -Interface is...