Reviews Summary: Web Content Management Software with Mobile Features
Currently there are 34 Web Content Management software products with Mobile features listed on G2, and together they have generated 12,511 total reviews. These reviews are generated using the qualitative and quantitative feedback from G2 members who have used these software products.
G2 users review Web Content Management software products based on criteria relating to user experience, setup, and support. Below you will find how users rated the 34 Web Content Management software products that have Mobile features based on those criteria:
- Ease of Use: 8.2/10 average user rating
- Ease of Setup: 8/10 average user rating
- Quality of Support: 7.8/10 average user rating
To help you compare and find the best Web Content Management software product with the right Mobile functionality for your business, we have gathered some additional details and FAQs below.
What Web Content Management products with Mobile features have the most reviews and are the highest-rated?
Based on quantity of reviews and average ratings, these are the most popular Web Content Management software products with Mobile capabilities according to G2 users:
- WordPress.org is rated 4.4-stars and has 8,913 reviews
- Umbraco is rated 4.5-stars and has 712 reviews
- Progress Sitefinity is rated 4-stars and has 494 reviews
- Duda is rated 4.6-stars and has 405 reviews
- Webflow is rated 4.4-stars and has 363 reviews
What Web Content Management software products with Mobile capabilities are the most liked according to G2 users?
Based on the G2 ratings scale and regardless of review count, these are the highest-rated Web Content Management software products with Mobile capabilities:
- Umbraco is rated 4.5-stars with 712 reviews.
- Duda is rated 4.6-stars with 405 reviews.
- Contentstack is rated 4.5-stars with 114 reviews.
- Solodev is rated 4.8-stars with 56 reviews.
- Zesty.io is rated 4.6-stars with 34 reviews.
Which software products with Mobile features are the highest rated on G2?
These are the Web Content Management software products offering Mobile capabilities and have the highest ratings:
- Solodev has received 56 reviews and is rated 4.8-stars.
- Duda has received 405 reviews and is rated 4.6-stars.
- Umbraco has received 712 reviews and is rated 4.5-stars.
- Contentstack has received 114 reviews and is rated 4.5-stars.
- Mura CMS has received 81 reviews and is rated 4.5-stars.
Review Snippets for Web Content Management Software with Mobile Features
Below are questions we ask of all Web Content Management software users on G2. The answers are specific to the most popular software products that offer Mobile capabilities. These user responses provide more insight into the most-reviewed Web Content Management software and their Mobile features listed on G2.
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| Here is what users liked best about Web Content Management software with Mobile features. |
WordPress.org: "The worldwide open source community that help keep Wordpress going."
- Fred B., Web Developer & Media Producer, Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
Duda: "I am not a website designer, and I love that Duda make it's easy to customize websites and pages. You have the option of starting with a template or from scratch, and all of the templates are easy to customize."
- Brittney N., President, Owner at Expert Prospecting Inc., Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Umbraco: "Ease of use - it is very intuitive compared to other CMS platforms and the Umbraco community/forums are extremely helpful."
- Mike G., Director of Marketing at Open Systems Inc, Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
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| Here is what users liked least about Web Content Management software with Mobile features. |
WordPress.org: "Security is the biggest weak spot. WordPress sites often get hacked, nowadays not so often due to issues in the core, but through security issues in plugins by third party developers."
- Christoph H., Inhaber von hochstrasser.io, Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Joomla: "Our site is now filled with 3rd party modules to make it look and feel how we want it to. This now means that staff without technical knowhow struggle to update it themselves."
- James D., IT Infrastructure Engineer at Strategic Corrosion Management, Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Webflow: "The software takes an incredibly long time to figure out and get the hang of. There are youtube tutorials which can be helpful but the look of the designer can be daunting at first."
- Kayla S., Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
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| These are what users recommend to others considering popular Web Content Management software products with Mobile capabilities. |
WordPress.org: "Easy to use format for blogging"
- Amy C., Adjunct Faculty at Scott Community College, Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Joomla: "Look up a "must have" list of extensions to get the very best out of the system."
- George William L., Data Architect & Web Developer at Murphy Thompson Moore LLP, Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Duda: "Duda is great for anyone at any level of website design, especially for those that are beginners and intermediate. There are many website templates to choose from, and once you have started, there are options for new page templates as well."
- Brittney N., President, Owner at Expert Prospecting Inc., Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
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| These are the problems users said the software was solving and how it is benefitting them. |
WordPress.org: "Developing websites is quicker with Wordpress."
- Fred B., Web Developer & Media Producer, Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
Duda: "I use Duda to power my business website as well as websites for clients. Duda is always improving with integrations and options for many different aspects of a website."
- Brittney N., President, Owner at Expert Prospecting Inc., Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
Umbraco: "We were running on a "homemade" CMS for 10+ years. We upgraded to Umbraco and the ease of use and intuitiveness is outstanding."
- Mike G., Director of Marketing at Open Systems Inc, Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)
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