What website builder are they using ?

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Check this website:
https://www.curated.design/
This website has list of amazing looking websites. Any idea how they are made? What tools they use, what service they use. I am using Wordpress with Elementor.
 
Check this website:
https://www.curated.design/
This website has list of amazing looking websites. Any idea how they are made? What tools they use, what service they use. I am using Wordpress with Elementor.
What's your favorite itembuild on Visage? Do you like to rush aghs?
 
What's your favorite itembuild on Visage? Do you like to rush aghs?
I have stopped playing Dota mate. Been a year. No use playing games, complete waste of time. All I want to do now is make money.


Check it out here -> builtwith.com
I checked long back. Only helps if they are using Wordpress.

https://current.com/
This is one of the website I like. Builtwith does not show which tool was used to make the website or is there something I am missing.
 
I think this is custom made
Yes, but what tools are used to make such a website. Is there any kind of Offline builder to make such a website.
 
I have stopped playing Dota mate. Been a year. No use playing games, complete waste of time. All I want to do now is make money.
Good for you.

Regarding your question, curated.design is a catalog and most of the websites you see in their catalog are custom made or in other words coded from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You cannot build them using a drag and drop website building tool. Maybe you can, but they wouldn't be as fast as the original one.

For example, Notion.so is written in React which is a JavaScript library.

https://current.com/This is one of the website I like. Builtwith does not show which tool was used to make the website or is there something I am missing.
This one is also made on React.
 
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Good for you.

Regarding your question, curated.design is a catalog and most of the websites you see in their catalog are custom made or in other words coded from scratch using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You cannot build them using a drag and drop website building tools.
Thanks for taking time to reply mate. Which drag & drop website builder will get be results close to the professional website you see.
 
If you're concerned about speed and SEO, WordPress + Astra is the best combo
 
Thanks for taking time to reply mate. Which drag & drop website builder will get be results close to the professional website you see.
I'm not super familiar with website builders, but I know that Oxygen Builder is a good one. Also, Elementor as you mentioned can do quite beautiful designs.
 
most really cool websites where you cannot immedietly tell are WP are made in React. its a js library. basically a more complex/powerful way of writing html.
if youre looking for drag and drop, can't go wrong with WP. just find a good theme and plugin.
if you want to clone that particular website in WP, you can 100% do it in WP. hardest part will be finding a close-enough theme. the rest is childs play.
 
If you're concerned about speed and SEO, WordPress + Astra is the best combo
Thanks mate. I will check it out.

I'm not super familiar with website builders, but I know that Oxygen Builder is a good one. Also, Elementor as you mentioned can do quite beautiful designs.
I have tried oxgyen, I prefer Elementor. Which is better than oxygen.
 
most really cool websites where you cannot immedietly tell are WP are made in React. its a js library. basically a more complex/powerful way of writing html.
if youre looking for drag and drop, can't go wrong with WP. just find a good theme and plugin.
if you want to clone that particular website in WP, you can 100% do it in WP. hardest part will be finding a close-enough theme. the rest is childs play.
I don't intend to clone. Looks like it's time to learn React.
 
Check this website:
https://www.curated.design/
This website has list of amazing looking websites. Any idea how they are made? What tools they use, what service they use. I am using Wordpress with Elementor.
They are using Webflow for the main landing, and Next.js specifically for the demo pages. Others who have said React.js are correct as well because Next.js is built on top of React.js.
 
If you're concerned about speed and SEO, WordPress + Astra is the best combo
Thanks mate. I will check it out.

I'm not super familiar with website builders, but I know that Oxygen Builder is a good one. Also, Elementor as you mentioned can do quite beautiful designs.
I have tried oxgyen, I prefer Elementor. Which is better than oxygen.
 
They are using Webflow for the main landing, and Next.js specifically for the demo pages. Others who have said React.js are correct as well because Next.js is built on top of React.js.
I just checked Webflow, they are too good. I will start using Webflow. Let's see how it goes. Thanks for the reply mate
 
I just checked Webflow, they are too good. I will start using Webflow. Let's see how it goes. Thanks for the reply mate
Good luck. Always take your apps as a collection of micro services. For example:

You could use webflow as the backend and next.js as your frontend for example. Or anything else as anything else. ;)

If you take your site to be one coherent thing, you will be puzzled.
 
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Good luck. Always take your apps as a collection of micro services. For example:

You could use webflow as the backend and next.js as your frontend for example. Or anything else as anything else. ;)

If you take your site to be one coherent thing, you will be puzzled.
Sure mate thanks
 
I'm looking for this too, have checked the themeforest for all keywords but nothing found, so I decide to build this with Enfold theme.

There's another way is to download the JS and CSS from the site and HTML code the template so can be used in a CMS system, but the only problem is the SEO for the CMS
 
There's another way is to download the JS and CSS from the site and HTML code the template so can be used in a CMS system, but the only problem is the SEO for the CMS
You are not really going to be the next apple with that. Copy concept, not code ;)
 
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