Webflow

Meilleur logiciel de génération

Avantages:

Webflow permet de générer les sites web, gagner du temps, simple et rapide à prendre grâce à ses fonctionnalités

Inconvénients:

Webflow n'a pas d'inconvénients selon mon avis mais le prix est élevé

Création de site web et design simplifié

Avantages:

Concevoir et personnaliser les sites web ne nécessite pas de compétence en codage avec Webflow, donc très appréciable. La gestion d'hébergement est intégré donc pas besoin de gérer la configuration via un service externe.

Inconvénients:

Temps d'adaptation pour comprendre les fonctionnalités de conception

Un bon outil de gestion de contenu

Avantages:

Webflow, c'est la possibilité de créer un site internet sans connaissances en code ! Simplicité d'utilisation, personnalisation ... Webflow me permet au quotidien de gérer le contenu du site de mon entreprise sans difficultés.

Inconvénients:

Webflow est plus cher que le logiciel que nous utilisions avant avec mon entreprise, je ne trouve pas cela justifié, même vu le nombre de fonctionnalités disponibles.

Webflow le meilleur outil du marché !

Avantages:

- Grâce à webflow il est possible de créer un site professionnel et avancé- Aucune connaissances en code nécessaire- L'éditeur visuel est un vrai avantage- Webflow permet aux designer graphique de se lancer dans le webdesign sans être développer- Webflow propose des template

Inconvénients:

- Les modèles Webflow peuvent quelques fois couteux

Une simplicité pour la gestion de son image

Avantages:

Délégation à des utilisateurs non techniques Facilité d'intégration avec le domaine Facilité de mise à jour en temps réel

Inconvénients:

Beaucoup de complexité dans le builder Temps de montée en compétences très long Certaines fonctionnalités sont cachées loin dans les options

Webflow

Commentaires: The visual editor is intuitive and easy to use, even for those without coding experience, and it gives me complete control over the look and feel of my designs. Webflow also offers a great selection of templates and components, which can save me a lot of time and effort. Overall, I'm very impressed with Webflow and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to create beautiful and professional-looking websites.

Avantages:

What I like most about Webflow is its intuitive visual interface, which makes it easy to drag and drop elements to create the look and feel of your site without having to write any code. This makes it a great option for designers who want to have more control over the design process without having to learn a lot of code.

Inconvénients:

Limitations in terms of design flexibility can be frustrating at times.

Awesome website designer software

Commentaires: This remarkable tool for designing is accompanied by a dependable hosting service, offering optimal performance and a comprehensive CMS.

Avantages:

It's like drag-n-drop but you get all the control over the element. You can design from blank or you can start from any pre-designed templates. I use webflow on the daily basis to develop and maintain websites. It's so easy to make changes and publish them with just one click.

Inconvénients:

Onde feature that I personally didn't like is, webflow doesn't have any hover interaction control on sliders. I mean if you're using a slider so on hover the slides will pause what if I don't want them to stop so that's a specific issue that I found so annoying.

Mobile Apps Stay AWAY, webflow is useless to you

Commentaires: We built an entire website prior to learning that webflow is completely incompatible with deep linking to our app, LITERALLY OUR CORE PRODUCT. We had to build an entire service just to route around this issue. It cost us thousands of dollars and hundreds of man-hours to do properly. There are hundreds of users asking for this feature for years and it is literally one of the simplest aspects to modern web development and they have been silent on the matter.

Avantages:

The user interface is easy to use if you don't need access to advanced tooling or highly specialized customizations.

Inconvénients:

BEWARE: If you are building a website for a mobile or desktop app, Webflow is useless to you. You can not access basic aspects of the website, such as the well-known folder that you need to link to external applications in the OS. You can not deeplink using Webflow at all. Webflow might be a great tool for you if you are using it for another company/use case, but as a cross-platform developer, it is a dead end.

Really powerful tool for building a website

Commentaires: Great!

Avantages:

Webflow definitely has a steep learning curve, but once you get a grasp on how to use the Designer and how classes work, it's relatively easy to design a great-looking website. I've used other CMSs and Webflow is by far the best. Their educational content is also fantastic, there's almost always a video to answer the question you have.

Inconvénients:

There can only be one person designing (changing website design and settings) at a time, so if you're working with a team, you have to manage who's logged in when. If someone else enters, the first person working sometimes gets kicked out.

Easy-to-Use Website Builder

Commentaires: We've been using Webflow for a couple of years now. It is a great tool that people without coding experience can use to quickly design and launch various websites. We have primarily been using it for landing pages for the needs of the marketing team. As we're a startup, the dev team is often busy with improving the product, and the marketing team doesn't have its own web engineer. Therefore, tools like Webflow allow us to quickly prepare the assets needed for our marketing campaigns without being blocked by the projects of the dev team.

Avantages:

As someone without any prior knowledge of Java and HTML, I enjoy being able to build my own landing pages for the needs of the marketing team without having to involve the devs too much, saving their capacity for higher priority items. I like that the changes are implemented real-time, so you can preview what the website will look like once published.

Inconvénients:

The templates can be pricy, but it's not too much of an issue for us. The customisation only goes so far, too.

The Best Website Builder

Avantages:

Easy to make incredible website, the builder has a extremely well designed interface.

Inconvénients:

Maybe the part about the payment, is a little confusing, what we are paying for.

Best website builder ive ever used

Avantages:

I've been designing websites for several years, using multiple tools but Webflow is by far the best tool. Webflow allows complete customization and never limits my website building creativity. It's reliable and easy to use.

Inconvénients:

The collections are the most difficult to use and understand but once you get the hang of it - it's a great tool.

Best Website Buiilder in the Market

Avantages:

We rolled a feature on our platform for content creators, which involves building their website for them and webflow was the perfect choice for us to use. The amount of great design templates on the platform as well as the ease to deploy is amazing. Webflow is easy is navigate and the customer support is outstanding.

Inconvénients:

The code editor part of the platform can be a bit clumsy as first but will time and contact use, it is easier to use.

Template-y goodness

Commentaires: Was able to build a complex and beautiful site with just 2 developers in a short amount of time. Very happy with the results.

Avantages:

Purchase beautiful templates, use them in seconds. I love the data-centric functionality and way that you can design content that is re-usuable and syncable across your site.

Inconvénients:

The cost is higher than other website builders, and it can be complicated to set up, but once you get it setup how you want it's golden!

Good to go if you don't have technical knowledge

Commentaires: Its good if you just want to showcase your brand and be in market regardless of putting your efforts on seo and organic stuff.

Avantages:

I am using web flow for my client. Its useful for a business if you don't want to work more on organic part and build a website with just drag and drop.

Inconvénients:

It has very less functionality available when it comes to improving the SEO for websites.

Simple website creation for simple websites.

Avantages:

It can do basic tasks easily and without much skill required.

Inconvénients:

It is limited and so far different from other more popular products that it can be hard to learn at times or frustrating.

Happy webflow solopreneur

Commentaires: It was a tool that gave me hope, that I not a developer can build something digital, other people will use and money that way

Avantages:

is of use and flexibility it gives. You don't have to be coder to actually build digital pruducts and do serious digital marketing

Inconvénients:

it's price. It is too high considering the fact you need to pay for the hosting additionally. There are however, ways to omit the hoasting pricing by using udesly and hositng with netlify, but it decreases the functionality

Webflow - Great for Advanced Users

Commentaires: Overall, despite Webflow's high cost, I believe it's a great option for relatively simple websites that aren't too large. If you want to create a large blog or news site, I would suggest Wordpress because you won't have to pay for your site scaling as you would in Webflow. Webflow's editor is not very scaleable, but the things you can accomplish with it are pretty advanced if you work hard (for example, I made a tabs section where the tabs were custom SVG shapes - I would not know how to do this in Wordpress). It's by far the most customizable web builder out there. So, if you have a good understanding of HTML and CSS and can translate that to at least figure out Javascript well enough, and if you want to create sites with a wow factor, I recommend Webflow.

Avantages:

Webflow is great for advanced web developers who understand coding on a deep level. Even though they market it as a no code solution, having a deep understanding of coding makes navigating the user interface so much easier and decreases the time required to learn the platform. It has a massive repository of paid templates that are amazing and free cloneables that can be copied and pasted onto your site which are equally amazing. These options can significantly cut development time. Also, Webflow makes it easy to use advanced CSS options like CSS flex or grid. Overall, there's a lot to like about Webflow.

Inconvénients:

Webflow is very expensive compared to Wordpress and page builders on Wordpress because the costs are often more than you expected. If you are a business who wants to have a blog or news section, you'll likely need to pay for their Business plan AND a CMS plan to be able to have the ability to make blog page templates and store blog article content. There are limits to the CMS items you can store, and Webflow will increase pricing tiers on their plans based on large volumes of traffic, so it is definitely one of the most expensive platforms I've seen. It is not a good option for small businesses. Also, there is a very steep learning curve to using Webflow, but that is mitigated by the excellent learning courses they provide.

Once I found Webflow, I NEVER turned back!

Commentaires: I love Webflow, and could spend all day counting the reasons, but here are the top 5 that created a nice business use case for my clients who are more than happy to proceed with Webflow. 1) Contributors can edit almost any element of content right on the page. Click on a photo, and bam... you can upload your own instead. Click on some text that's inside of a show/hide div, and bam... you're typing away right on the page so you can see how it's looking without having to bounce to a new window every step. This single feature is the strongest draw for my clients as we all know what WP has to offer. 2) NO PLUGINNS necessary! nothing to update, configure, or crash as Webflow is constantly improving features and taking care of system updates for you. The danger of having so many plugins and composers mixed into a WP site is just that.. danger to a small business who has no staff or staging site to test the latest updates. Basically, Webflow takes the guesswork out of making a professional custom site. 3) Solid Support and hours of training videos that are frequently updated/added to. 4) NO CODING NECESSARY. A basic understanding of HTML and CSS will truly help, but unless one is adding in an iFrame or custom code element, there is never a need to write CSS code, JS code, Angular JS, PHP, and so-on. -allowing all us designers to soar with fast paced visual editing. 5) Awesome templates, and one can paste content and structure from one site/account to another!!

Avantages:

-Most important- EASE OF USE with it's visual interface-see next -The GUI is very similar to the Adobe Creative Cloud software as it uses tool pallets instead of tedious forms and fields. -Contributors can edit RIGHT INSIDE THE PAGE vs the WordPress back-end feel that gets folks lost. -The automation of multiple image sizes per view -Minifying scripts and code -Custom code insertions are as easy as drag/drop -Intuitive interface knows when one is using similar classes and suggests them while creating new -Client Billing is easy and a Dream to setup including a pinch of the cut for yourself -Setting up hosting is lightning fast with a proficient DNS record understanding.

Inconvénients:

-Because Webflow is built for professional use, Admin edit access for a site is setup so only the Webflow account holder can access and edit the site at an admin level. This becomes a huge issue for clients who only want to contract my work upfront. Contributors can surely edit content, but should be able to be authors/admins. There are "Team Plans" but they are costly. So- in order to allow my clients Admin access, I would either have to give them my account info, opening up to them deleting other clients sites, or I must have them setup their own webflow account. -Due to this, I must transfer sites to client accounts once my design is complete if they want to be the Admin after hand-off. suggest much better setup here please~

I can't stop recommending Webflow to everyone

Commentaires: Webflow is the best thing that has ever happened to my business.

Avantages:

As a small business, it's not uncommon to be the one wearing all of the hats in your business. I'm a photographer and I've designed websites for myself through Wix, 22slides, 4ormat, Squarespace, Wordpress, Virb and finally... Webflow. I'm not exaggerating when I say Webflow is the holy grail of customizability and ease of use. For the past 10 years, I've hated doing website updates or overhauls. Now, I look forward to creating websites in Webflow. Using Webflow inspired the confidence to design more websites for fun, including one for a personal project! They all look beautiful.

Inconvénients:

This honestly may be something I haven't figured out yet, but I don't think you can use animations within CMS pages.

Webflow - 10/10 would recommend to a friend

Avantages:

It’s so easy to use while still ensuring your SEO is optimized. Best to have an expert design the site, but then clients can update so easily on their own. Totally intuitive.

Inconvénients:

Can be seen as too pricey for some, but usually can explain why it’s a better option and is worth the higher fees.

Quickly develop websites with minimum development knowledge and experience

Commentaires: The vocabulary and work process is very similar to what front-end developers have, so there's a bit of a learning curve but personally, I loved it for that.

Avantages:

I used most of the WP website builders in the past, and while they're really good, none of them has the capabilities of Webflow. There's a video tutorial for any questions you might have, and there's a good community who are willing to share. But at the end of the day, what makes it a lot more desirable than WP website builders like Elementor, is that it's very low-maintanance. You just make a website and it works with no problem, no matter how old it gets.

Inconvénients:

The pricing model is not the best for people who are not willing to constantly work with their website. It makes it more expensive for the small brick and mortar businesses to have a website, compared to other solutions in the market.

The best website design and management tool there is

Commentaires: I make my living using Webflow - it's been life changing.

Avantages:

If you're looking for a web design tool, look no further, Webflow is what you've been looking for. There is a learning curve but it's organic and intuitive and the community is amazing.

Inconvénients:

The slow release of features has meant that sometimes there is limitations on what you can do - however, if I'm being honest, it hasn't affected very many projects of mine.

Great, smooth, and modern no-code alternative!

Commentaires: Working with Webflow is a pleasant experience, and we're very happy with the final products. It also has a great community.

Avantages:

Its tools allow us to quickly output great-looking sites. From an API standpoint, the CMS is easy to work with.

Inconvénients:

There is no version control, which makes it a pain to work on sites as a team of developers. The other major pain-point is that only one person can work on a site at a time. Implementing some form of version control would put Webflow miles beyond competitors.

Best hybrid website editor

Commentaires: Webflow is one of the rare products that enables non-coders to developers make beautiful web interface.

Avantages:

Drag and drop interface, yet powerful enough to control css and implement advanced javascript. Editor mode is great for collaborating with social content team.

Inconvénients:

The membership plans can be confusing and costly with multiple sites, and with multiple team members.