If you’re looking to use a website-building service to create your next website, chances are you’ve checked out more than a few options. Whether you’ve looked at content management systems with more under the hood (like WordPress or Drupal) or you’ve considered more simple, DIY options (like Weebly or Wix), the key is knowing both what you need out of the platform as far as functionality and design, and how much budget and development help you have to put it together.
If you’re falling on the end of the spectrum where you don’t need a lot of high-tech functionality from your site—say, you just need a simple portfolio site, or a small informational site with nice design but not a lot of custom tools—and you have little to no design or development experience, two great options are Wix and Weebly. In this article, we’ll look at both platforms to help you decide which one is right for you.
