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Tag Archives: Drupal
What are the drawbacks of Drupal as a content management system (CMS)?
Steeper Learning Curve: Drupal is known for being less user-friendly than some CMS options. Especially for non-technical users, the interface and functionalities can be challenging to navigate and manage content. This is in contrast to website builders like UltimateWB, which … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Website Builder Software Comparison
Tagged bloat, clean code, compatibility issues, developer reliance, Drupal, drupal alternative, drupal vs ultimatewb, learning curve, maintenace, modules, open source, resource-intensive, security, themes, third-party plugin, ultimatewb cloud, upgrading
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What are the Drawbacks of Using an Open Source Website Builder?
Open source website builders, such as WordPress, Joomla, Magento, or Drupal, have gained immense popularity for their affordability and flexibility, making them a tempting choice for individuals and businesses looking to establish an online presence. However, it’s essential to be … Continue reading
What are the Most Bloated and Sluggish Website Builders of Today?
In today’s fast-paced digital world, website speed is of paramount importance. A slow-loading website can drive visitors away and harm your online presence. While there are numerous website builders available, not all of them are created equal. In this article, … Continue reading
What are your biggest issues with using DIY website builders such as Wix and WordPress?
It depends on the website builder. With Wix you don’t get as much flexibility that I would want, and also you have to just use their web hosting. This is true of similar website builders such as Weebly, Squarespace, and … Continue reading
Where can you find an experienced Drupal developer for designing an e-commerce website?
I can design your e-commerce website for you in Drupal if you like. I prefer UltimateWB because it is more flexible, easier/faster. It will also be easier for you to manage/update your website with UltimateWB. With either you can choose … Continue reading
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Tagged Drupal, drupal alternative, e-commerce website builder, website builder
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Which CMS is user-friendly, WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla?
If you need to extend them with plugins/extensions to get the features you need, I don’t think either is very user friendly; but if you’re choosing among those because you want to use an open source program, I would go … Continue reading
Which website builder companies use their own website builder for THEIR website?
If the website builder is the best, then the company selling it should use it too, right? Well, sometimes that is just not possible because of the website builder software limitations. How many companies do you know that stand by … Continue reading
Posted in Website Builder Software Comparison
Tagged bigcommerce, Drupal, GeoCore, godaddy, GoDaddy website builder, Google Sites, Jimdo, joomla, magento, Moonfruit, ning, osCommerce, photoshelter, phpbb, phpfox, prestashop, seller and customer, Shopify, smf, socialgo, squarespace, uCoz, vbulletin, vistaprint sitebuilder, volusion, Webs, website builder companies, weebly, Wild Apricot, Wix, WordPress, Yahoo SiteBuilder, Yahoo Store Builder, Zen Cart, zenfolio
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Mixing and Matching Website Builder, Web Hosting, & Domain Name
It’s almost like we are coordinating an outfit. But unlike clothes, you can’t always make it all work together. Domain Name: This is your website address, i.e. your-website.com, how people will access your website. Generally, you can get your domain name … Continue reading
Posted in Domain Names, Web Hosting, Website Builder Software Comparison
Tagged bigcommerce, classipress, domain names, dreamweaver, Drupal, GeoCore, GoDaddy website builder, Google Sites, hosted website builder, Jimdo, joomla, Moonfruit, ning, osclass, osCommerce, photoshelter, phpfox, Shopify, socialgo, squarespace, uCoz, vistaprint sitebuilder, volusion, web hosting, Webs, website builder, weebly, Wild Apricot, Wix, WordPress, Yahoo SiteBuilder, Yahoo Store Builder, Zen Cart, zenfolio
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