I built a no-code landing page builder with no-code.
I wanted to see if it was possible to build a no-code tool with another no-code tool. Turns out it is!
I built yep.so using bubble.io.
It's a landing page builder aimed at makers who want a quick way to test their startup ideas.
Some of the features I'm most proud of are:
- Users can host their pages on their own custom domains.
- Users can add custom surveys after someone signs up.
- A built-in Unsplash integration makes it super quick to add images to the page
My next big feature is going to be letting users take payments on their page.
Overall I'm really happy with it and excited for the future of no-code!
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Great, Bubble is really a good tool to build powerful apps, I build productlist.app last week, if you have a time please take a look, thanks
How do you allow people to host pages on their domain on bubble.io?
It's very slow...
It's usually fast! Not sure what's going on.
Thanks for sharing. Being a non techy person I was searching for such platform where I could design landing page without coding. Going to test it for https://apkspike.com/pato-player-apk/ . I will definitely share the landing page design here. so that you could give me suggestions.
What are some of the limitations you have encountered using Bubble?
The only real limitation is the way I’m allowing my users to put their individual pages on their own custom domains. This is not a core Bubble feature so I’m having to use a plugin that uses iframes. It works well most of the time but has some limitations in the functionality you can have on the page.
congratulations ! it is great achievement to build it with no code tool. How did you market it?
Thanks!
So far I'm just marketing it by tweeting about it a lot. Each user page has a "Powered by Yep" badge at the bottom so that helps get new eyeballs on the website.
I've also been sending out some cold/lukewarm DMs to founder communities to try and get them using it.
Getting a "dangerous webpage" notice from Norton when trying to visit the site.
Daaamn... thanks for the heads up. I googled it and apparently Norton does this at random sometimes. I've submitted a challenge.
It should be fixed now, thanks again.