Hey! There are actually a lot of platforms where you can build your site without knowing HTML/CSS. Some of them i've already tested, some just planning to do, but i will list here all of them so you can choose the one that will suit your goals better 1 — Framer Basically it's like figma, but for websites 2 — Readymag A lot of templates for different sites, but with some bugs. 3 — Cargo Good if like brutalist websites 4 — Mmm Simple tool for one page websites 5 — Ctrl Haven't tried yet, but they seem nice 6 — Webflow This one is a little harder than the previous ones, but maybe one day you would want to try something like that! Good luck with creating your site!
Jul 30, 2024

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No coding involved. And it allows you to publish one page for free (with a watermark though) so… it has many basic fonts and it’s pretty much drag and drop with cool widgets that I find tougher to code. I’ve used Cargo site and all that back in my design school days… and as much as I love Cargo… the learning curve for readymag is much more accessible for everyone who wants to create a website. No hassle of adding some code here and there if you’re creating something simply for fun.
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Try Square Space (or something similar, but Wix is boycotted). You’ll have to research the blog functionality, though. Wordpress probably is still the queen of blogging platforms but that’s more complicated. mmm.page is a really fun website option but probably not for blogging
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I'm currently building my portfolio on Readymag! I would definitely recommend it for beginners who are looking for a unique design-friendly UX layout. They have some nifty features that can make your website really pop!
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i'm a designer and i only want to do things that are not boring, so i only was able to learn p5js and processing) it's basically about making pictures (maybe even simple animations/interactive things) with code. For example, i've animated these circles to move and look like a beer foam. If you want to learn things like that, you can watch p5js course from The Coding Train on Youtube, its very simple and exciting, and the teacher is so goofy and hilarious that you will fall in love with him (and with coding) immediately :) Hope this helps <3
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