This way, you have full control of your layout – though of course, you can follow templates too. There are a ton of preset elements to choose from, so all you need to do is drag and drop them where you want them to be. With the Wix Editor, you have a true WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) design tool. Things are a little uneven, though… Wix Editor Luckily, both Wix and the GoDaddy Website Builder do all that heavy lifting for you. One of the biggest barriers most people fear when it comes to website building is needing to code. Plus, you don’t want to pay a lot of money only to end up with a good-looking but slow website. After all, you’ll be starting from scratch and needing to design the site using the available tools, so you want the builder to be easy to use. However, the end result’s aesthetics are only a small (albeit important) factor in this debate.
It should come as no surprise that it’s possible to build good-looking websites with either tool!
So here are 3 examples of websites built using Wix:Īnd another 3 built using the GoDaddy Website Builder: First, it’s always helpful to have some sort of visual representation of what both website builders are capable of.
We’ll take a dive into the more detailed head-to-head comparisons in a moment.
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