Top Website Builder Sites




MOONFRUIT

Over other website builders I’ve tried, Moonfruit is far and away the best when it comes to its versatility at accommodating particular layouts and positions for content and its ease of use. In all it’s a great choice because of:
  • Click and drag functionality, allowing text, buttons or images to be placed anywhere on a web page
  • Over 60 templates to choose from
  • Easy to use – it’s not necessary to read a manual or refer to the help section to build a site
  • Great value, even for the package where you can develop as many sites as you want
Moonfruit Do-it-yourself website builder with lot of social networking tools like youtube, facebbok, twitter integration.

WEB HOSTING HUB – WEB BUILDER

Did you know that Web Hosting HUB offers its customers a FREE Premium Web Builder with all of their hosting accounts? So on top of getting the web hosting services that you need anyways, Web Hosting HUB also incorporates the ease of their web builder into their hosting bundle. Choose from over 500 Website Templates! Customize the color scheme, header, upload your own logo, create a flash intro and add or remove pages. Using our point-and-click interface website editing interface is as easy as using a word processor. Once you’re happy with your site, publish it with a single click and you’re site is ready to go. Be up and running in as little as 5 minutes!

SQUARESPACE 6

Squarespace is a great choice for creating a Blog or portfolio site and its a real alternative of using WordPress site. Squarespace is a hosting option that offers an easy way to set up a blog, or even a full website if you’re so inclined, and manage it remotely. Squarespace easily has one of the best interfaces for designing, customizing and personalizing your blog without needing to know programming language or finding third party templates. You have more freedom to move widgets, columns and plug-ins around than you find in other services and it’s much easier too. Squarespace is also one of the few blog services that gives you website traffic statistics.

WEBS.COM

Webs.com is the leading website builder with more than 50 million sites already built. You get hundreds of templates to choose from with a ton of unique features. Best of all the interface is drag and drop and there is no coding necessary so it is easy for anyone to have their own website in minutes.

IMCREATOR

IM Creator is a drag n’ drop website creator with cutting edge templates. Create beautiful websites in a trouble-free, accessible and pleasant experience. No need for coding. You can create your own site under i-m.co subdomain, totally free, and it will be compatible with all devices, including mobile phones and tablets. If you decide to use your own domain, premium packages with unlimited hosting starting from 5.95$/month. SEO, analytics and email accounts included. This is one of the easiest site builders and you should definitely check it out.

YOLA

Yola’s award-winning Sitebuilder is fast, free, flexible and makes it easy to create a professional-looking website without third-party advertisements! Create and post your ad-free website in under 30 minutes! With Site Creation Wizard, getting online is as easy as 1-2-3. Customize your page easily with drag and drop Sitebuilder Or let Yola do it for you. Yola’s easy-to-use Sitebuilder provides infinite possibilities. No technical experience necessary. Yola gives you the power to take complete control of your website. Advanced users can easily edit images online, as well as add HTML, Javascript, and sitewide CSS. Express yourself and choose from hundreds of different styles. Make it your own by adding photos, videos, maps, forms and much more. You don’t want your website to be a billboard. Unlike other website builders, Yola helps you build a website that doesn’t bombard your site visitors with third-party advertisements.

WEEBLY

Weebly was named one of TIME’s 50 Best Websites of the year in 2007. Add pictures, videos, music and audio, maps, and photo galleries. Sell products, accept online bookings, create a contact form, or arrange your pages in multiple columns. Drag on slideshows, files, forums, games, RSS feeds, or any other HTML embed code, all by simply dragging and dropping.

JIMDO

Making your own online store has never been easier. With a shopping cart, secure payments, and all the essential features, you’ll be making money faster than you can say “shop!”. # Excellent support for accessiblity. While this is a more advanced area, it will help you with SEO and in support of disabled users. It also might be a legal requirement depending on your business. Jimdo offers multiple layouts including direct access to the HTML, CSS and images for full-featured editing. I’m not a fan of their default designs, personally, and it might require more design work than the others reviewed. On the other hand, if you have your own design, moving it into Jimdo looks dead simple.

FREEWEBSITE.COM

Customizing your website is easier than ever with FreeWebsite point-and-click web builder! No coding needed. Register a new custom domain name, or point / transfer one you already own. Use simple drag-and-drop website editor to publish changes to your website in minutes. FreeWebsite use the latest web technology, including HTML5, CSS3, responsive design, and jQuery. Attract mobile visitors with a mobile version of your website. No third-party ads on your website, no matter which website plan you choose.

WEBNODE

Webnode is a Free & Easy website builder. By using Drag-and-Drop from the toolbar you can add new content such as polls, forums, articles, catalogues, widgets such as PayPal and much more. Webnode contains more than 40 beautiful templates or you can make your own.

UCOZ

Create an unlimited number of free websites with uCoz, one of the most powerful website builders in the world and #1 in Eastern Europe. Whatever you want to build – a personal or business website, a forum or e-shop, anything is possible with its numerous features. It offers customization along with a template builder, visual editor, FTP access, unlimited bandwidth, free website domain attachment, full HTML5/CSS3 compatibility and much more. Security is high with the uID user management system, its capabilities are fueled by the existing 22 modules including E-shop, Blog, Forum while the users form a vibrant community ready to welcome new members.

BREEZI

With Breezi, you can now easily create and manage a mobile optimized, fully custom website online, with absolutely no coding needed. Just sign-up for a free trial, and select a professionally designed starting point to get started. You’re then taken right into the visual, drag-and-drop online website editor. Breezi’s intuitive WYSIWYG editor gives you full control over the design, layout, and content of your pages, and you see each change take form on the fly as you bring your website to life. All of the content you add is managed through a growing library of Apps, which you can drag-and-drop anywhere on your page, and simply click them to change the content.

BLINKWEB

BlinkWeb is definitely targeted toward Internet Marketers. BlinkWeb is a bit like Google Pages. The features of both are similar. The components supported by BlinkWeb right now include a contact form, a guest book, Google Maps integration for showing where an address is, Google Adsense integration, and a custom HTML widget.

WIX

Create stunning and interactive flash websites for free, myspace layouts and flash widgets. Easy to use drag and drop editor – No technical skills required – Search engine friendly. Simpler, faster, better way to create stunning free Flash web content. good support.

AIRCUS

In Aircus you can set up a free business or personal oriented one-page website which works on all devices (responsive) very easily without IT skills. You only fill in structured forms and follow a simple wizard. It’s specially designed for non-IT people and very easy to use. You can set it up on your own domain or get the domain and also connect it to your other internet profiles to keep them up to date.

350 PAGES

350 Pages Free is a free version of 350 Pages Lite. You can post one website with 15 pages total. It is primarily a demo of their paid service, but if you have a small site you could maintain it with this.

GOOGLE SITES

Google Sites is a free and easy way to create and share. Single-click page creatio, No HTML required, Customizable look and feel, Settings for accessing and sharing information And it’s free!

EDICY

Competition to Edicy comes from websites such as Blogger, Homestead and also Weebly. Blogger is primarily designed for blogging, but many people use it to build a general website. The Edicy site is much more versatile than Blogger, however. Homestead and Weebly offer services similar to Edicy, with Homestead being a bit more difficult to use than Edicy, while Weebly is easier to use than Edicy. This is a crowded field, and there are a host of other free website builders available on the web.

NEXCESS ECOMMERCE HOSTING

There are few famous open-source ecommerce application available like Magento, Prestashop, OScommere, we strongly recommend NEXCESS. Among all plans, the Magento SIP Plans are newest, cutting edge E-Commerce hosting solution. Each SIP is an entirely self-contained hosting environment. Each comes with a pre-installed and optimized Magento store – running the most recent Magento software and optimized for increased performance, stability and security. All SIP plans also include unlimited e-mail mailboxes (POP/IMAP), full FTP access, InterWorx control panel, R1Soft file backups.


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    The Incredible Free Manual for Every Mac User

    Jackson Chung, devoted Mac writer and Assistant Editor on MakeUseOf wrote this slick, sixty-odd paged monster; based on Snow Leopard ““ the latest release of the Mac OS X operating system. In it, he tells you everything you need to know about Mac. Jackson supplies you with numerous tips, tricks and free applications. Get the hang of the interface and discover what your Mac is really capable of.
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    The Underground Guide to the iPhone

    Written by Stefan Neagu. Read about the basic user interface and a ton of incredible iPhone features you would’ve otherwise missed. Stefan explains in detail how to perform both the very simple and the most tedious tasks. Find out how to get your hands on fresh applications, how to keep your device synchronized and even how to jailbreak your iPhone!
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    In this massive guide, our very own publishing editor Mark O’Neill, tackles every Twitter feature and tips and tricks you can think of. Learn to work the interface, to Tweet from your desktop, cool Twitter bots and funniest people to follow. With this free manual, Mark will make sure you get your black belt in Twitter.
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    A Computer Geek’s Smart Productivity Guide

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    Building a Media Center for your Home

    Active MakeUseOf contributor and eBook writer Stefan Neagu, will walk you through all the steps of understanding and creating your own media center.
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    The Only Easy Guide To Computer Networks

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    The Big Book of BitTorrent

    BitTorrent, is a great, perhaps even the best way to download files, both in concept as in use ““ that is, once you’ve got the hang of it. Saikat Basu takes newcomers by the hand and guides them in their first steps. Initiates, but also the more experienced users get their fair share of information.
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    The Idiot’s Guide To Photoshop

    An Idiot’s Guide To Photoshop is the starter’s manual for every Photoshop initiate to carry! This guide starts right at the very bottom, assuming no knowledge at all, and walks you through all basic aspects of the application. The guide even comes with three full pages of shortcuts, cheat sheets covering all the application’s possibilities!
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    The Big Book of iTunes

    50+ pages of great iTunes tips and tricks along with illustrative screenshots, written by our very own Mac writer Jackson Chung. The iTunes book has got plenty of cool iTunes tips and tricks for you, some were published on MakeUseOf before and others were collected from different parts of web.
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    The Idiot’s Guide to Building Your Own PC

    With the complete amateur in mind who has no technical knowledge whatsoever, we show you how to build your own PC! This is a guide where we literally “˜hold your hand’ every step of the way.
    MakeUseOf has teamed up with our very own Karl Gechlik to bring you nearly 50 pages full of screenshots, links to video demos and easy how-to instructions for every step involved. The result? The Idiot’s Guide to Building Your Own PC.
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    Laptop Buying Guide for 2009

    MakeUseOf teamed up with Laptopical.com to give you a Laptop Buying Guide for 2009. It’s a quick 20 page guide with an abundance of screenshots and links to video reviews. This guide is intended to help buyers make an informed choice regardless of previous computer knowledge.
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Internet Guide for the Movie Addict

    Written by Saikat Basu, this entirely free PDF production will show you anything you’ve ever dreamed about knowing related to movies on the web. Whether you want a quick heads-up, are looking for download and streaming possibilities, or even want to fix broken AVI’s “” you’ll find it in there!

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Food Preservation And Food Safety

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Pickling Vegetables   (Pdf file)
Homemade Breads Quick-n-Easy   (Pdf file)
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140+ Free and Low Cost Activities


  1. Visit the Museum of Natural History in Morro Bay. Then window shop on the Embarcadero.
  2. Organize a tea party. Invite real friends or stuffed animals to attend.
  3. Write a letter to congress or your local representative, sharing your feelings about local issues- positive or otherwise.
  4. Roast marshmallows with toothpicks over the flame of a candle.
  5. Go dancing at Concerts in the Plaza in San Luis Obispo.
  6. Participate in a coastal clean-up day.
  7. Go for a drive with your Little where you only stop or turn when you encounter a pre-determined area or event, such as a garage sale sign or a street that starts with the letter M.
  8. Check out a theatre production at the SLO Little Theatre or at Cal Poly.
  9. Visit Boo Boo records and listen to the featured artists at the listening stations.
  10. Go to Farmer's Market. See if you can identify the different types of fruits and vegetables. For more of a challenge, try to identify the different types of flowers.
  11. Go to the mall. Let each person have $5 and see who can buy the best item for it.
  12. Have a competition to design a protective package for an un-boiled egg. You can not spend more than $1 on supplies. Then see whose egg can be dropped from a pre-determined height with out breaking.
  13. Take an architectural tour of a nearby city. Spend a few minutes researching the buildings online and then stake 'em out. You may have passed by cool sites you have never even noticed.
  14. Make up short stories and remove random nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Ask your Little to fill in the blanks, then read the story aloud.
  15. Hold a movie marathon. Show movies that you enjoyed when you were younger.
  16. Finger paint with chocolate, strawberry, or lemon pudding.
  17. Visit the Green Acres Lavender Farm in Atascadero.
  18. Play croquet with a twist (in the wintertime or at night with flashlights.)
  19. Go to Doc Bernstein's Ice Cream in Arroyo Grande on Tuesdays and check out the Reading Lab.
  20. Learn to skate at a local skate park. Talk to your Little about why it's important to wear safety gear.
  21. Take a trip to a discount clothing store. Let your Little design a new look for you.
  22. Get a free make up demonstration at Sephora in downtown SLO
  23. Pick berries at Avila Valley Barn
  24. Write a letter to one of your Little's favorite celebrities.
  25. View elephant seals at Point Piedras Blancas in San Simeon.
  26. Take a tour of the Monarch Butterfly Grove.
  27. Visit Carrizo Plain National Monument, the nationally protected wilderness & ecotourism area in Paso Robles.
  28. Try out one of the 1,000+ challenging climbing routes at the Crux Climbing Gym in SLO.
  29. Learn a magic trick.
  30. Have an ice cream sculpting contest. Use a block of ice cream, spoons, knives, and toppings. See who can build the best house, boat, car, etc.
  31. See the animals, stroll through the herb garden, and pick fresh products at Jack Creek Farms in North County.
  32. Volunteer yourselves as models for a beauty school.
  33. Check out the oldest residence in SLO County, the Dana Adobe in Nipomo
  34. Rent a kayak from the Kayak Shack in Morro Bay. Get up close and personal with local wildlife.
  35. Look at old photos and try to guess their career, lifestyle, and make up a story about that person.
  36. Watch a melodrama in Arroyo Grande
  37. Bake and frost cut out cookies or a cake
  38. Learn about plants and ecosystems of five Mediterranean climate zones, from California and Chile to Australia and South Africa at the SLO Botanical Garden.
  39. Get a couple of disposable cameras and go some place to take pictures. Then once the pictures are developed, compare how different they are.
  40. Roll up and make paper balls. Hold an indoor snowball fight or shoot hoops into a waste paper basket.
  41. Volunteer at the Cal Poly Organic farm.
  42. Go to one of the several local farmer's markets and try new foods.
  43. Take a walk together or at a local beach and with a memento bag, collect interesting leaves, rocks, junk.
  44. With your Little's birthday money, open a savings account for him/her at a local bank
  45. Feed the ducks at Atascadero or Laguna Lake.
  46. Take your Little to a volleyball or basketball game at the high school he/she will attend.
  47. Skip rocks on the water.
  48. Take turns playing advice columnist and help seeker. Take turns to see who can come up with the worst problem and the best advice. Then try coming up with some of society's most challenging problems, wit your ideas for real solutions.
  49. Visit a second hand store. Buy and design old t-shirts for each other.
  50. Pain each other a piece of pottery at Red Hot Pottery in SLO or Serendipity Artworks in Atascadero.
  51. have a water balloon fight.
  52. Teach your Little how to bargain shop and find treasures at a flea market or garage sale.
  53. Research famous individuals that have lived in SLO County. Find out which ones attended Cal Poly.
  54. Spend an afternoon at Cena To Go in San Luis Obispo putting together ingredients for a special dinner. Take the food home and cook it together.
  55. Visit and tour Cuesta and Cal Poly. Explain the difference between a junior college and a university.
  56. Take a dive with out getting wet! Enjoy underwater views on the Sub-Sea Tour in Morro Bay.
  57. Cheer on your favorite racecar at the Santa Maria Speedway
  58. Plan an outing around a book checked out from the library (i.e., astronomy, origami, French cooking, etc.)
  59. Challenge each other to a contest. Anything works, and the sillier the better! Try sand castle building, hop scotch, name that tune, marbles, or kite flying.
  60. Go for a hike at Montana de Oro or up Bishop's Peak.
  61. Learn to Salsa dance with the Salsa Club at Cal Poly.
  62. Art Center and the Historical Museum.
  63. Visit a farm and milk a cow or a goat. Have your Little taste fresh milk.
  64. Hike the sand dunes together- in Los Osos and Oceano.
  65. Use a Frisbee to knock down 2 liter plastic soda bottles, set up like bowling pins. Score the game the same as bowling.
  66. Try out a few fitness classes at the SLO YMCA.
  67. Practice filling out applications for everything.
  68. Take a health and safety class at the SLO Country Red Cross.
  69. Visit a local coffee shop to sip hot chocolate or soda while playing chess, checkers, or backgammon.
  70. Create a time capsule and bury it. Open the capsule on your one year matchiversary.
  71. Take a tour of City Hall or attend a City Council meeting to find out how your local government works.
  72. Visit the Sweet Springs Preserve in Los Osos.
  73. Make up a non-sense word and come up with a creative definition. Add the word on Wikipedia.
  74. Read through the Guinness Book of World Records together. Look for a record you and your Little could potentially beat.
  75. Get active with a local intramural sports team.
  76. Plan a trip to Solvang. Visit antique shops and guess how old each item is.
  77. Create your own nature or shopping mall scavenger hunt and use a camera to capture items. Ex- something from each color of the rainbow, something living, something dead, something non-natural, something that begins with "X."
  78. Go out to breakfast before school.
  79. Walk around a local boat or car show.
  80. Fly a kite in Morro Bay and have a picnic lunch near Morro Rock.
  81. Raise money for future outings by collecting recyclable bottles and cans, holding a lemonade stand, or ice cream stand.
  82. Explore the SLO or Paso Robles Children's Museum.
  83. Get low cost manicures/pedicures at the San Luis Obispo Beauty College in San Luis, or the Institute of Beauty in Pismo Beach .
  84. Buy a glow in the dark Frisbee and two glow sticks. Go to the beach at night and play a game of Frisbee. Each person holds a glow stick so the other knows where to aim.
  85. Have a sock war- five minutes and 20 pairs of socks.
  86. Have a bonfire at Avila Beach. Invite friends.
  87. Attend a local sporting event.
  88. Learn a new trick. It could be a day of learning card tricks, learning how to juggle or learning to make bird calls.
  89. Take a tour of the Luffa Farm in Nipomo
  90. Volunteer together at a local non-profit or charity during the holidays.
  91. Go to the airport for lunch and watch planes take off and land.
  92. Taste some fresh apple cider at the Glenbrook Apple Farm in Templeton.
  93. Rent a paddle boat at Lake Nacimiento.
  94. Go to the mall. Discuss body image and how certain clothes affect body image.
  95. Spend a day at Mustang Waterslides or at the Ravine Water Park.
  96. Hold a thematic dinner for your friends or family (e.g. beach, 50's, jungle, superhero, etc.) Pick foods, decor, invitations that reflect the theme, and ask everyone to dress up.
  97. Learn how to play a musical instrument with your Little. Form a band-choose a name for your band and make a music video.
  98. Walk around a boat show, car show, or convention of some kind.
  99. Swim at Sinsheimer pool or at the Avila Hot Springs
  100. Get a book of animal's tracks and explore a pond or trail together to see what animals live in the area.
  101. Bowl a strike at Paso Bowl, Mustang Lanes, or Pismo Bowl.
  102. Pick apples at the Swanton Organic Apple Orchard.
  103. Sign your Little up for the First Tee Golf Program at the Laguna Lake Gold Course.
  104. Help preserve our local trails. Volunteer with SLO Rangers.
  105. Use pre-made pizza dough or pie crust and make pretzels or cinnamon snacks.
  106. Explore Poly or Stenner Canyon.
  107. Develop a list of 30 questions: odd and unusual facts you would like to know about each other. Fill them out and read them to each other.
  108. Make a calendar of the major events of his/her year.
  109. Go puddle hunting on a rainy day and make a BIG splash.
  110. Collect leaves and safe plants on a hike. Make plant rubbings or press the leaves between wax paper and hang in your window. Watch how the plants glow.
  111. Create an "International Night." Decorate the home with an international theme, dress up, prepare ethnic foods, listen to appropriate music, and watch a foreign film on DVD.
  112. Take him/her to a photo darkroom to see how negatives and prints are made.
  113. Build a sand-structure. Use colored sand and the things you find in the surroundings to enhance your creation.
  114. Open the hood of a car and learn about the different parts of an engine. Teach your Little how to change the oil in your car.
  115. Grow fruits and vegetables. When it comes time to eat your creations, discuss how much sweeter your foods are.
  116. Take a Ranger-led hike. Learn about the city through a personal tour.
  117. Ride the Old SLO Trolley around down town
  118. Visit the tide pools at Morro Rock
  119. Sit on a bench and watch people. Take turns guessing where you think people are going.
  120. Go star gazing at Prefumo Canyon
  121. Find hidden images at the stonewall of the Mission or Bubblegum Alley in downtown SLO.
  122. On a sunny morning, travel around the coast and photograph serene scenery.
  123. Check out the Ticket and New Times for activities in the area.
  124. Listen to a poetry reading or slam poetry at a coffee shop.
  125. Invent a new meal. Put outrageous ingredients together and dare each other to eat it.
  126. Borrow a boogie board and hit the waves.
  127. Go fishing off the pier in Pismo or by the lake.
  128. Hold your own Olympic games. Create your own teams, flags, colors, etc.
  129. Check out the BBBS Big Newsletter's Free Stuff.
  130. Attend a BBBS Match Activity.
  131. Check out fun activities at your local library.
  132. Make a themed picnic lunch.
  133. Organize a scavenger hunt together, then go find everything on the list.
  134. Make a kite together and see if it will fly.
  135. Go grocery shopping. Make a list before hand or find the cereal brands with the most and least sugar.
  136. Make a cake together. Decorate it. Eat it!
  137. Visit San Simeon. See who spots Hearst Castle first and how many animals you can identify on the Hearst Ranch.
  138. Take in an IMAX movie at the Hearst Visitor Center.
  139. Check out the interactive exhibits at the Coastal Discovery Center at San Simeon Bay.
  140. Take a break from hiking the beautiful trails at Montana de Oro at the Spooner Ranch House Visitor Center.