The "no-code" approach is a programming method that does not necessarily involve writing code but instead works with GUI (Graphical User Interface) tools.
In other words, no-code tools do not rely on users' knowledge or ability to use code, but use much simpler methods, allowing anyone who wants to easily create their website.
We will look at some of these tools in this article.
1. Dorik
Dorik is a website-building platform for No Code enthusiasts and beginners in website creation.
Dorik It comes with a few hundred templates and user interface components, allowing you to create an attractive, modern website without needing advanced web design skills.
With Dorik, there’s almost no learning curve: whether it’s a custom design from scratch or a site quickly built from a template, Dorik’s UI component library gives you the freedom to create exactly what you want.
The tool comes with integrations to your favorite tools like Zapier, Integromat, Memberstack, Google Analytics, Hotjar, MailChimp, EmailOctopus and more.
2. Code2
Recently arrived on the market, Code2.io is a no-code platform that helps you create responsive web applications without coding.
Code2’s advanced visual editor and drag-and-drop interface make it easy to build websites.
Configuration, hosting, launch and scaling: Code2 takes care of everything for you. It is a true all-in-one platform that lets you create and launch customer-facing web applications without worrying about deployment, hosting, or limits on user numbers or data storage.
It's an excellent choice for anyone looking to grow their business or monetize their idea (whether a startup founder, a business owner, or a freelancer), all without having to get hands-on with code.
The upcoming plans are:
Lite: $14/month (coming soon)
Standard: $49/month (coming soon)
Pro: $149/month (coming soon)
3. Bubble
If you need to build a web application, Bubble.io might be your dream solution.
The platform lets you create a complete application prototype, build and launch it in a few hours, and scale it as you grow. Equipped with a fairly powerful set of built-in tools, bubble.io it is both functional and easy to use.
Equipped with a marketplace of plugins and themes, a community forum, and integration capabilities with several external tools, Bubble.io claims 1.2 million users.
Hobby: Free
Personal: $25 per month (billed annually) or $29 per month (billed monthly)
Professional: $115 per month (billed annually) or $129 per month (billed monthly)
Production: $475 per month (billed annually) or $529 per month (billed monthly)
4. Squarespace
Founded in 2004, Squarespace is a no-code solution that allows you to build and edit a website without knowing CSS or HTML, while still offering the option to add code if needed.
It is a software-as-a-service website builder: for a monthly subscription, everything you need to build and maintain your site is provided, from hosting to domain name, including an email marketing tool and even a built-in e-commerce solution, not to mention the content management system, which of course comes with a large selection of templates—more than 130 to date.
The interface of SquareSpace is very easy to use: its editor makes it simple to modify theme design elements like font, size, color, and more.
Editing content is just as simple: just locate the content you want to modify, click an "edit" button and adjust it accordingly.
You can use drag-and-drop to move text blocks or images on a page, or drop in content from other sections of your site.
5. Webflow
Webflow is another website builder that allows you to design and launch responsive websites without having to code.
Most no-code website builders let you customize your site to a certain extent, but with Webflow you are as free as if you were coding your site completely: it is highly customizable. You can choose to start from scratch and build a site entirely in your image, and of course if you want to move faster, you can use a template.
6. Carrd
Imagine Webflow but faster and more accessible: this is Carrd, a no-code tool perfect for creating simpler websites. Yet, make no mistake, Carrd is just as powerful as the other tools, but with a different focus.
It will allow you to have up to 3 websites while using all the basic features for free, and if you want to go pro, it will cost you only between $9 and $49 per year. Yes, per year!
Because if Carrd it offers 3 paid plans with customized options for each, it is thanks to its simplicity and very affordable price that Carrd finds its place on this list.
Pro Standard – starting at $19 / year
Pro Plus – starting at $49 / year
7. Weps
The offering of Weps is very original, since it is based on a conversation of a few minutes with... a chatbot. The chatbot will ask you questions about your business, such as "do you sell products or services?" or "are your products already known, or is this something totally new?" A few minutes later, you have a website. This all-in approach simplifies website creation even further and the "no-code" concept.
8. Thunkable
Equipped with powerful features and an easy-to-use interface, Thunkable is ideal for creating a quick prototype and lets you automatically run your app on iOS and Android.
In addition to the ease of drag-and-drop and setting up animations, there is an interesting option that lets you remix examples of existing projects; Thunkable is here to help you, even if you're not a designer.
9. Bravo Studio
Bravo Studio is not a website builder, but a mobile app builder. Its credo: design first, code never.
Bravo Studio works like this: first, you draw your app in the design tool of your choice. Then you add "bravo" tags which, once your design is imported into Bravo Studio, will become components capable of triggering actions.
The tool allows you to build complex applications, with API integrations, external data import… And it even offers to help you test the app and publish it.
10. Wix
You already know Wix, but it's a no-code staple we couldn't ignore!
To learn how to create your Wix website, optimize it for SEO, translate it, … head over to our Wix tutorials !
11. WordPress
It needs no introduction, WordPress also has its place among the no-code tools on this list.
Again, you can count on our tutorials to help you with the creation of your WordPress site.
Conclusion
These 11 platforms will let you create your website without technical knowledge. No need to master HTML and CSS with these sites when you use their prebuilt templates and plugins!
However, no-code platforms can be limited when you have specific needs and want to fully customize your website. In that case, it is recommended to hire a freelance web developer to create the features you need.
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