Wow. I’m impressed. WebStarts is one of the most well-structured and simplest website builders I’ve ever tested. With the exception of its outdated homepage and clunky dashboard, WebStarts is straightforward, easy and clean. Of course, advantages are never the full story, and there are areas for improvement in WebStarts as well. In our review we’re going to discuss both the pros and cons.

If you are reading this post, chances are you want to build a website, and it’s safe to assume that you consider using a Do-It-Yourself website builder. So, we won’t need to tell you that your options are almost endless. The web building industry has recognized the need of the novice to create websites without coding pretty quickly and spawned a whole new generation of DIY web apps. One of the latest players on this field is Mozello, a service of Blumentals Solutions SIA, a small privately held software company based in Latvia, Europe.

The more we’ve been relying on Do-It-Yourself website builders, the more they’ve improved. Historically, website builders catered to a beginner audience, but over the last few years they’ve morphed from primitive page construction kits into feature-heavy, all-in-one, hosted platforms that can produce websites that could easily pass as professionally designed projects. Which leads me to question if there’s any future for web hosting providers. Could they be on the brink of extinction? That seems unlikely. Leading web hosting companies recognized the growing DIY trend and found a way to stay competitive. One by one, they started providing proprietary site building tools with the intent to get you attached to their hosting services. Such is the case of Zyro site builder.