Question:
Can you recommend an ECommerce WYSIWYG website building site that provides an unlimited trial?
yousafmshaikh
2012-08-24 11:54:05 UTC
I run my own business but find that the WYSIWYG ECommerce sites out there offer a *LIMITED TIME* "free trial" but after I start the trial, I get pulled away on work so have to stop working on the website. Then by the time I'm available to work on the site, the trial is up! :(

I'm looking for an AFFORDABLE WYSIWYG ECommerce website builder that will allow me to take my time to build my site (no matter how long it takes), and then when I'm ready to publish it that's when I'd have to commence the membership fees.

Can you recommend one?
Five answers:
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2012-08-25 10:02:57 UTC
Have you checked out Jimdo? They're a WYSIWYG website builder and has one of the better e-commerce shopping cart feature out there. They have a free account for you to try, but of course, you can always upgrade - if you want to. But if you don't, i think you can still use their free account.



Here's more information on them - http://www.website-builder-review.info/jimdo-review.html



Good luck!
anonymous
2012-08-24 12:07:52 UTC
ive never used or heard of google web up until now (the first answer) so that sounds interesting, i'll take a look at that sometime this week me self ^_^





but imo - use Dreamweaver MX ^_^





or simply register with a hosting provider/domain registrar and purchase one of their web authoriing/website creation toolkits which will allow you to build robust, secure, professional looking e-commerce sites in no time.



you get to choose fround hundreds sometimes thousands of templates and its a drag n drop thing with these toolkits, you don't need to worry about the presentational side of things i.e the markup or the css , its all done automaticaly for you - just drag n drop placeholders, icons, images etc onto the screen and when youre done - - save and hit next etc etc



then publish and view on the web.





its better this way - BUT if youre like me and you like to do things from scratch cos of personal pride and wanting to be the best of the best , then hard code it all from scratch using notepad or any other web editor ^_^



i write my own css stylesheets and take pride in knowing that the WHOLE ENTIRE 'look' and 'feel' of the site itself is 100% original and my idea and mine alone.



just google up 'ecommerce site builder' or 'ecommerce website designer tools' and see what comes up.



theres got to be hundrds out there - btw have you heard of joomla and drupal ?



Drupal is the way to go man - everybody is using Drupal these days - but not meeee ! ^_^



lol
Lisa
2016-05-18 06:41:37 UTC
You can do all all this as it is simple.All you need to do is to do some kind of research about web sites from there you will be able to decide.You dont need a pro to do this for you as there are sites which specialise on building sites and you dont need any html.They will just offer you all the tools
anonymous
2012-08-27 18:14:28 UTC
Ultimate Web Builder has an online demo you can try out. It is the best software. You can use your own web hosting with it too if you want.
anonymous
2012-08-24 12:00:09 UTC
Try google web. U need a gmail account. And when ur ready u can switch the domain


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