Wix: a simple and easy way to develop a website yourself

I like Wix. I like how simple and convenient the layout is for designing a website. It’s useful for selling a product online, or any creative who needs an outlet to market themselves. It’s useful for creating appointments and having an easy way for people to contact your business when they’re in need. For the price increase it wasn’t appropriate for someone like me who isn’t incredibly active on their website. I just use it to list creative news, projects, and the option to buy music from the site.

I’m happy with Square space as of now, and right now I don’t also have a team that would be able to review for me whether it’s worth switching again. Wix was great in the beginning of my career, but I needed something different to support the release of my new music. I like the price for Square space more too!

Like I said I was a beginner so it was fun to navigate and teach myself how to implement the features when building and maintaining my site. It was a fairly easy place to host my domain, and creat something simple.

I think the configuration and it’s ability is just fine. I don’t really have too much to comment on, as I didn’t really question it or notice it a whole like. I feel like it’s in a happy spot and its simplicity compliments it as is. There’s not much I would change.

As stated before I didn’t use the support as I did not have the feature and did not often enough need the help. I was able to figure it out mostly on my own by exploring the site. I’ve found exploring and playing on it told me how to do most things.

I think it’s very easy, simple, and anyone at any level can navigate it. I didn’t like the examples of pre-formatted layouts available. Sometimes too much simplicity leaves a lot of room for ambiguity at least for me. That’s one thing i really like about the site builder I use now, it helps me make a decision.

This goes into the past questions I answered. Its consistently, standards and overall deliverables are great! I just wish it had a little more performance wise regarding the options for page design, layout and recommendations for SEO headings and such. As a business owner, I don’t find myself to be an expert on websites and the marketing.

I never had an outage issue per say. I would say it was very reliable of a website building platform and as a marketing source there was never any issues connecting it to the server. I don’t recall there being any editing tools or hosting issues. Nothing went down when using it.

Any updates, requested analytics or the like had no hiccups, delays or loading issues. It was fairly efficient and effective on Wix in that regard. I don’t remember anything about software integrations from third pard other than maybe commerce ones for check out. I don’t think I ever had an issue with those either. There were no complaints from clients.

It’s a fairly simple process to integrate third party companies and all, but it depends on what you’re trying to do and the results you want to achieve. The domain integration was the most challenging for me, but everything else was fairly easy snd simple. That’s all I can say on it.

I just did self checkout. I didn’t speak to any one person or anything. I just went straight through to the website builder. I reviewed my options and chose the one I felt was best for me.

I’m sorry. I’m not really sure how to answer this question.