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Weebly

weebly.com

WYSIWYG Editors

Information for building website on Google Sites WYSIWYG platform
Information for building website on WordPress WYSIWYG platform
Information for building website on Wix WYSIWYG platform
Information for building website on Weebly WYSIWYG platform

Wix

wix.com

Google Sites

sites.google.com

WordPress

wordpress.com

If you are still trying to decide which WYSIWYG editor is right for your institution, you have come to the right place. Below, you will find basic information about each platform, as well as platform-specific advice and information on the corresponding pages. Click on the platform logo to get started.

 

The guides in Chapters 3-5 of Free and Easy Web Design for Museums and Historic Sites provide a basic introduction to the features of popular WYSIWYG editors Weebly, Wix, GoogleSites, and WordPress.com. When available, updates to these guides can be found on the page corresponding to each editor. Each page also includes basic information about the editor and a ;link to the editor's help center.

Weebly

Wix

Google Sites

WordPress

Ease-of-use

Flexibility

Support

Built-in features (quality & quantity)

Free templates (quality & quantity)

URL structure (free version)

Server speed & reliability

SEO editing

New features

(update frequency)

Data space

Good for...

5

3

3

3

3

5

2

2

2

4

3

3

4

4

2-4*

2

5

5

4

3

5

3

4

2

5

3

5

5

4

5

N/A**

2

3

5

3

2

Unlimited

500 MB

3 GB

100 MB

Those with little or no web design experience who are comfortable doing small modifications to pre-built templates

Those with little to advanced web design experience who want ultimate flexibility in a website

Those whose website focus is mainly blog functions

Those who want simple sites and are comfortable with Google products

1 = Low     5 = High                * Depends on theme               ** Built-in optimization

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