We have decided to compare one of the best specialized platforms used to create online stores, Shopify, with one of the most advanced website builders with a visual editor – Wix. Both systems are the best in their niches, but Shopify isn’t used for any other purpose except for creating online stores. Consequently, we will compare only the eCommerce functionality of both services.

Shopify is the most popular eCommerce website builder, while WordPress is the most well-known CMS in the world. The desire to compare these two great platforms in terms of convenience of online store creation is quite natural. You definitely know that people use WordPress not only to build blogs, but to design other website types as well, including online stores.

Shopify and BigCommerce are the leaders in the eCommerce niche. These popular website builders are quite expensive, but they provide the utmost range of options to clients aiming at business development. Their comparison is genuinely interesting, because these platforms are the competitors. People willing to create large-scale websites frequently have to choose between these services, because they are considered the best in the niche (even though, both of them have their nuances).

Volusion and Squarespace are two popular web building platforms used by dozens of millions of users across the globe. Volusion is oriented towards online store creation, while Squarespace is a universal website builder that allows for the development of different types of websites – from simple promo sites and landing pages and up to powerful blogs.

2016 seems to be a year of continuing evolution and tremendous growth for many website builders, including Jimdo and Weebly. Both web services have undergone a series of significant updates over the past months: Jimdo released an iOS application and updated the editing interface and new Image Editor from Adobe Creative SDK (see details in my Jimdo review)

Over the past year we’ve seen a lot of new features, new responsive templates, official releases and various contests. It’s been a year full of milestones for many website builders, including Weebly and Yola. Some of the biggest updates were mainly of eCommerce and design variety. Which means it’s time to revise our Weebly vs Yola comparison so you can make an informed decision.

Though Shopify and Squarespace aren’t directly comparable in the context of eCommerce, we’re going to compare these two platforms in this article, since we’re often asked which of them is the best solution. In order to find out which site builder will work best for your business, first you need to define your current needs and whether you plan to grow your biz in the future, because despite the shared goal – to help you bring your business online – Shopify and Squarespace have different user markets, approaches and purposes.

Squarespace vs WordPress is a rather tough confrontation. Why? Firstly, because both services are very reputable and have millions of active users. Secondly, because the former is a website builder, while the latter is an open-source platform. It’s like comparing the strength of boxers belonging to different weight categories.

The second half of 2016 came with a variety of improvements for Weebly. It was a period of expansion and evolution, a celebration of reaching 40 million registrations, and more.

Adobe Muse and WordPress are two completely different products that target different audiences. They have one similar feature only – both services can be used to create websites. This is where all the differences end up. The platforms differ in types, web building approach and set of skills required for successful website development. Overview Comparison Chart Adobe Muse (see detailed review) is a desktop program that has both Windows and Mac OS versions. WordPress is a CMS, working with which becomes possible only through a browser after the program is set up to the hosting. Muse is provided the Adobe Creative Cloud subscription. WordPress is a free script you can download from the official website of the service. The systems support installation of updates (modules, plugins etc.) and templates. The Continue reading →