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What is BaseKit?
BaseKit is a platform where you can build a website even if you don’t know how to code. It provides
What are BaseKit alternatives?
- Wix is a widely used website builder that offers a
drag-and-drop interface, templates, and various customization options for creating websites. - Squarespace is another popular website builder that provides elegant templates and a simple interface for creating websites, portfolios, and online stores.
- Weebly is a website builder that emphasizes simplicity and provides
drag-and-drop tools to create websites. - WordPress is a versatile platform, and when combined with a plugin like Elementor, it becomes a powerful website builder with
drag-and-drop functionality. - Ecwid also offers website building capabilities. It’s a good option if you’re looking to create an online store.
- Webflow is a visual web design tool that allows for more advanced customization while still being relatively
user-friendly. - Jimdo is a website builder with an emphasis on simplicity and
user-friendliness, offering templates anddrag-and-drop tools. - GoDaddy provides a website builder that’s easy to use and suitable for beginners.
- Weevolve is a platform that aims to make website creation even simpler with
AI-driven design suggestions. - Duda is a platform focused on responsive web design and allows agencies and businesses to create and manage multiple websites.
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