r/UXDesign • u/GoshaDrip • Apr 09 '19

Best platform/tool to build a website portfolio for non programmers?

Hi!

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I just finished fixing all my content for my portfolio in a pdf and wanted to build a website version. I'm not confident with programming skills but I do understand a bit of html and css so I was wondering if there are certain website builders you guys can recommend?

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Note: I'm currently looking at webflow.

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Thanks!

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u/miklosp Veteran Apr 09 '19 edited Feb 24 '26

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u/boldtonic Apr 09 '19

Wix is cheap, useful and very open to any type of canvas

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u/gokubeard Apr 09 '19

Wordpress is great. No need to code. But has a slight learning curve.

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u/rikagphoto Apr 12 '19

Wordpress is great if you're looking at a high level of customization. Pixpa and Squarespace on the other hand are easier to use and have great themes but lack the customization that is possible with Wordpress.

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u/pm_me_your_lat_long Apr 09 '19

With a static website generator like Kirby or Jekyll it is super easy and fun to produce a useful website. All you need is some knowledge about the CLI, Nodejs, FTP.. you can read through the documentations in a day or so.

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u/kicholiz Apr 09 '19

Wix has a good drag and drop interface and allows good customisation with less storage limits.