Easiest way to build landing page, without coding it?
I'm planning to release a feature complete version of ashop.co and would like to refresh my landing page. But don't really feel like coding it again...
What would be the fastest landing page builder to get this done?
I tried carrd.to and it was really awesome. But seems "too generic" for this goal.
I never tried, but I really like webflow, it feels powerful.. and a lot of ways for me to skrew things up (and I will surely....).
Is it possible to slap different "components" with custom text on a page? So I can focus on a message, not the "looks".
Have you tried any of these nice products below?
They are developed and maintained by fellow Indie Hackers!
Thank you very much. This was exactly what I was looking for!
You can try Paperbits https://paperbits.io
I just finished post how to host and edit website on Netlify free tier
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/how-to-set-up-a-no-code-cloud-solution-to-manage-website-content-for-free-b15ca41b16
Feel free to ask any question
@skatkov
I've created a list of 11 no-code landing page builders.
https://www.roastmylandingpage.com/blog/landing-page-builder
@mrT I am unable to access any of the links to your blog. Can tell me how can I access the above link?
@zephyr0 Hey Ravi, please see the post here: https://blog.roastmylandingpage.com/
I second Landen and Versoly.
I've just opened https://usegravity.app/hackr for private beta. If you'd like to try it out, let me know and I'll send you an invite :-)
Hi Kyle,
Never heard of hackr before, I just sent you a quick email.
Look forward to hearing from you,
Kind regards,
Nadia
Webflow is a step above carrd when it comes to flexibility. The webflow editor essentially gives you control over the CSS properties that you would, otherwise, be hand coding yourself and lets you see the changes in real time as you're changing them.
It's really not too different than using something like figma and the markup that it produces is pretty clean.
I've made a couple of sites in webflow but I really only used it for the export html functionality because I didn't want to tie myself to their CMS.
The thing that it does really well is responsiveness. The part that sucks the most in my opinion about hand coding is writing media queries for the different screen sizes.
I'm a back-end developer, not the figma user kind of guy :)
My chops with figma are very-very basic....
Can I still pull it off?
Webflow has a ton of tutorials online for using the editor. You should look videos up on it and see if it appeals to you. It's really just a visual way to create what you would otherwise just be writing CSS for.
Like I said, I've only used it on a couple of projects, so it's questionable how much faster I was using it, but I'm sure the better you get with the tool the faster you'll be. I'm considering trying it again for my next project.