What's better than Wordpress?

[Marco69]

Yes wordpress it is relative easy to use more easier than drupal or joomla (for me) .
One thing I not understand is when I import at starter theme with astra or kadence theme , I always have main menu layout shifts, clicking on the menu items and the main menu is jumping left to right or otherwise or the whole page jumps, no matter which wordpress theme I use, no matter which kadence template I use.......
What is this ?

I not understand what is wrong there when you using these templates nor I could found the culprit and solve it, must hire a fiverr freelancer to do this.
A real well coded cms or template should not causing layout shifts.

And the new joomla t4 page builder has lots of pro premium templates and blocks only a handful is free,what a joke and joomla is not so easy to use as wordpress
same with drupal, I not understand why programmer who are coding these cms systems making our life harder?
Are they members of circles who build "Elitism socities" to give us people more and more obstacles or what is the logical reason behind this?

So best of all and easy to use is wordpress in the moment, or wix, squarespace , godaddy site builder to name a few others.
Normal scenario is, most people not buying complicated products they want simple solutions, same with the expensive cmc systems on the market, paying an expensive product who is very complicated? I wonder that hey have customers.....

 

[Marco69]

The new joomla way too complicated to use and their T4 page builder has only y handfull 5-6 free templates, the rest is pro premium.
No , thank you....

 

[Nahidhassan2981]

The Best WordPress Alternatives

• Weebly: Best for Beginners.
• GoDaddy: Best for Quick-Start Websites.
• Drupal: Best for News Outlets and Content-Driven Sites.
• Shopify: Best for Online Stores.
• Squarespace: Best for Creatives and Influencers.
• Wix: Best for Design Options.
• Zyro: Best for Content Creation.

 

[Marco69]

Anyone here had experience with the Microweber cms ?
I have that cms in my softaculous cpanel and will try install it, testing to see i fthat is a good alternative to wordpress.

On my web research it looks easy to use as the godaddy site builder as example.
Drupal 9+10 is becoming more easy to use but complicated enough and not has any gutenberg premade patterns.

I like wix and squarespace but how good is their code? Do you get a good seo ranking with wix and squarespace when you doing blogging 5-8 times a week and using good search intent keywords? These questions comes up in my mind not found an answer on my web research...

Microweber cms...
ooops not an option the Microweber Pro version costs $96 annually too much for me in the moment for my tight budget.
It's arkward that the Drupal team refresh their cms but not implement a good premade patterns library like wordpress directory that's so sad....their cms - their target audiences are web agencies, web developer not the B2C market.

 

[VibroHeavenUK]

I used to use Joomla back in 2009 ish as I felt it was the most flexible for my needs but these days I feel WordPress is the most supported.

 

[daroyalxflush]

I don't think there is anything that will beat Wordpress at the moment..

 

[TeamTCP]

If you don't like WordPress, you might want to try Joomla

 

[petimi]

Personally I wouldn't trade Wordpress for anything. Perhaps it doesn't suit all projects perfectly, but it's a very good overall platform.
It's like swapping a superior iPhone to a crappy Nokia because of preference... with another CMS you will end up with less functionality, flexibility and compatibility just because you "don't like WP".

 

[Charlotteseo]

Yes, there are several CMS (Content Management Systems) that come close to WordPress in popularity and functionality. Here are some of the most popular ones:

1. Drupal - Drupal is a flexible and powerful CMS that can be used to create a wide range of websites, from simple blogs to complex web applications. It offers a wide range of modules and themes that can be used to customize the look and functionality of your site.

2. Joomla - Joomla is a user-friendly and powerful CMS that is popular among small and medium-sized businesses. It offers a wide range of templates and extensions that can be used to create a professional-looking website.

3.Wix - Wix is a popular website builder that offers an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface. It is great for beginners who want to create a simple website quickly and easily.

4. Squarespace - Squarespace is another popular website builder that offers a range of templates and a user-friendly interface. It is known for its clean and modern designs, and is a popular choice for creatives and small businesses.


While these CMS may not be as widely used as WordPress, they offer similar functionality and can be great alternatives depending on your specific needs and preferences.

 

[Deleted member 1501362]

Nothing! Love me some wordpress.

 

[rayi]

In my opinion Wordpress is the best.

 

[homeriscool]

What's better than Wordpress?​

 

[Deleted member 752298]

Yes, there are several CMS (Content Management Systems) that come close to WordPress in popularity and functionality. Here are some of the most popular ones:

1. Drupal - Drupal is a flexible and powerful CMS that can be used to create a wide range of websites, from simple blogs to complex web applications. It offers a wide range of modules and themes that can be used to customize the look and functionality of your site.

2. Joomla - Joomla is a user-friendly and powerful CMS that is popular among small and medium-sized businesses. It offers a wide range of templates and extensions that can be used to create a professional-looking website.

3.Wix - Wix is a popular website builder that offers an easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface. It is great for beginners who want to create a simple website quickly and easily.

4. Squarespace - Squarespace is another popular website builder that offers a range of templates and a user-friendly interface. It is known for its clean and modern designs, and is a popular choice for creatives and small businesses.


While these CMS may not be as widely used as WordPress, they offer similar functionality and can be great alternatives depending on your specific needs and preferences.

Hello ChatGPT!!

 

[Marco69]

Yes Drupal today the installation and setup is much easier then it was the years before.
Using the gutenberg editor is easy too, but the catch is, Drupal not has premade block patterns or premade block plugins, so when you design your Home page you must use the Drupal page builder that thing is a complicated plaque.

I not understand why they make their cms so complicated, I think their audience are Developers not end users.
People saying there are better alternatives out there today, like Notion, Netlify cms, Stacks whatsoever, headless cms but I not understand these and how to use them. You must doing installing with ssh panel what a nightmare.

Programmers are to stupid to make our life more easy they can only build complicated apps.
I wish there is a cheap or free ai who can build my wordpress websites , then export it as th eright php file into your wp theme folder and voila you have your new page design.

Maybe in five years.....

 

[john346]

For me Wordpress is the best! but if you still looking for something better than Wordpress then it has to be the websites made from scratch. It's complex but fully customizable.

 

[Marco69]

yes wordpress is good but the source code not.

check the site : samunderwood.co.uk
then check with mouse right clicck the source code= horrible

then check this squarespace site: www.charlotteohara.ca
verry clean code.

What do you think which of these both sites will google prefer for good ranking and fast indexing?
It not makes sense or is more useless, when you have an easy to use cms (yepp, that's important too!) but the easy to use cms has horrible code.

Make sense? I will check today a page build with free Elementor and Kadence or Oxygen builder to see of the code is clean like in the squarespace example above or is horrible. Forget it that you will get fast indexing and good ranking with horrible code, the search engines becoming more and more elitist.

 

[davids355]

Its like saying is there anything better than a car as a mode of transport. There are other options that will fit in certain cases, but for the most part WordPress is the best option - it is extremely well supported, there are loads of free and paid options when it comes to themes, there are also plenty of options with varying degrees of control when it comes to designing your own themes and layouts and it also has plugins available for every scenario you can possibly think of.

 

[Marco69]

RoiBox; why you laughing your ass off?

"Yeah we fight in the shade" (movie300) .........ok fight in the shade is always an option in life...

Whats wrong with it? Will you telling me that wordpress sites with horrible code will get fast indexing and get good seo rankings today?

 

[Hawkeye Digital]

Many other are there as well , but the best is the wordpress only .

 

[petimi]

yes wordpress is good but the source code not.

check the site : samunderwood.co.uk
then check with mouse right clicck the source code= horrible

then check this squarespace site: www.charlotteohara.ca
verry clean code.

What do you think which of these both sites will google prefer for good ranking and fast indexing?
It not makes sense or is more useless, when you have an easy to use cms (yepp, that's important too!) but the easy to use cms has horrible code.

Make sense? I will check today a page build with free Elementor and Kadence or Oxygen builder to see of the code is clean like in the squarespace example above or is horrible. Forget it that you will get fast indexing and good ranking with horrible code, the search engines becoming more and more elitist.

You can create super clean coded WP sites. It's all about the theme.
Page builders tend to bloat the source code, so that's a no go if you want clean source.

A lean, fast theme is all you need and a good cache/optimization plugin.