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Comment Re:Yes and No (Score 1) 302

Thanks Johnny, you are the only one so far who goes into the direction I meant. I supppose my question was not that clear, I should have mentioned some examples like Squarespace (I just learned that's called a SaaS). Thats what I meant with adaptable online solutions (which usually has to be paid including its hosting). That or a CMS to install on hosted or own server, but then talking about a CMS that is as advanced adaptable like some of those SaaS. For a CMS usually you pick a template and adapt its code, but the templates don't come with the possibility to move elements around or change layout and content types just with some dragging the mouse, which are the features that really could make coding from scratch unnecessary. It seems those solutions are the cheapest way for most cases. But are they any good? There are so many of those around. You made your bad experience with Squarespace, but maybe an other one would be better? So I am looking for input like yours, from people who have used SaaS. Thanks, Johnny.

Submission + - Is the time over the code websites from scratch?

thomawack writes: As a designer I always do webdesign from scratch and put them into CMSMS. Frameworks are too complicated to work into, their code usually too bloated and adaptable online solutions are/were limited in options. Also despite I know my way around html/css, I am not a programmer. My problem is, always starting from scratch create menus, forms and now everything responsive too, it has become too expensive for most customers. I see more and more online adaptive solutions that seem to be more flexible nowadays, but I am a bit overwhelmed in checking everything out because there are so many solutions around. Is there someting your readers can recommend? Be it an online adaptive website or a CMS that works similar, which are very flexible but bring a good basis / templates?

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