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Deciding on the ideal website platform is no small task. It’s one of the most important decisions businesses and organizations face. If you’re wondering which one is right for you, let me share a bit about my experience with both platforms.
When I first started building websites, I used WordPress. It was powerful but felt like a beast—it wasn’t the easiest to manage without diving into code. Then I found Squarespace. The simplicity hooked me, and it became my go-to for years. I even became a certified Squarespace Expert, designing sites within their marketplace for clients. I have thoughts on the Marketplace program, but I’ll save this for another blog post. Squarespace offers professional templates, easy customizations and clients loved how user-friendly it was.
Then along came Showit. If Squarespace felt simple, Showit felt limitless. Its drag-and-drop editor reminded me of using art boards in Adobe Illustrator. No coding. Full creative freedom. I could design websites exactly how I envisioned them. Game. Changer.
Squarespace is an all-in-one platform, perfect for organizations that want to streamline the website creation process. Hosting, domain registration, and a variety of pre-designed templates? All built-in. It’s a platform designed to simplify things.
If you want a platform that’s easy to manage, handles e-commerce beautifully, and requires minimal technical expertise, Squarespace is a solid choice.
Showit takes customization to the next level. Whether you’re designing a site that’s bold, minimalist, or completely outside the box, Showit makes it happen without a single line of code. It also integrates with WordPress, so you get robust blogging capabilities alongside its design flexibility.
If you’re looking for a fully custom design, or if blogging and content creation are central to your website goals, Showit is a great option.
Here’s the quick breakdown:
The right choice ultimately depends on your goals, tech skills, and resources., while Showit’s customization capabilities cater to those needing unique, content-driven sites.
No worries, I’ve got you covered. If you’re an entrepreneur, business owner, or organization ready for a website that connects with your audience, let’s chat! My Design Sprint service is a fast, strategic way to bring your vision online.
In two weeks, we’ll create a website that’s as effective as it is beautiful on the platform that works best for you.
Ready to amplify your business? Here are a few ways I can help you:
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