I've Tried 20+ Website Builders: Here's What I Learned (No Code Website Development)

The speaker shares their long-standing struggles with building websites and the desire for an online presence to share content easily.

The speaker discusses their experience with various website building tools like Notion, Webflow, Framer, and others, highlighting the challenges faced in finding the right platform.

Insights on domain purchasing through Namecheap, sharing experiences with Cloudflare, Porkbunner, and Upflare, along with a negative experience with GoDaddy.

Factors to consider when creating a website, including the purpose, longevity, content focus, and whether email functionality is needed.

Discussion on the choice between single-page and multi-page websites, along with cost-effective options like Card for one-page sites.

Advice on using WooCommerce or Shopify for selling products, and the importance of email functionality for communication with customers.

An overview of tools like Framer, Webflow, and WordPress, highlighting the speaker's experiences, costs, limitations, and the concept of lock-in with certain platforms.

Discussion on recent controversies surrounding Webflow's pricing, leading to a transition to WordPress due to open-source flexibility, stability, and a wide range of plugins and themes available.

Explanation of the Lindy effect in relation to WordPress longevity, the benefits of open-source licensing, and the abundance of plugins and accessories available for WordPress users.

The speaker discusses their typical approach to website development using SiteGround, Namecheap, and WordPress. They highlight the importance of WordPress for developing domain names and encourage others to try it with SiteGround or Hostinger.

The speaker emphasizes the long-term sustainability of WordPress compared to other platforms like Webflow, Framer, Card, and Shopify. They share their experience of investing time in learning different tools and how WordPress's stable structure makes it a reliable option for the future.

Comparison between WordPress and other companies in terms of stability and consistency. The speaker points out that WordPress has maintained its core structure over the years, making it easy to navigate and a reliable choice for website development.