Let’s see how Webflow and WordPress compare in this regard

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WordPress is used by more than 43% of all websites on the Internet, meaning millions of users from all corners of the world and with varying levels of expertise.

It is user-friendly from the start. However, it does come with a slight learning curve. Beginners need to familiarize themselves with WordPress terms and concepts such as themes, plugins, the difference between posts and pages, categories and tags, and more.

Adding content to your website is relatively easy. WordPress has an intuitive visual editor called the block editor .

You can build your pages and customize the content using blocks, allowing you to create beautiful layouts without ever writing any code.

WordPress block editor
Don't like the standard WordPress editor? No cambodia telegram data problem. There are a variety of drag-and-drop page builders you can use instead.

These page builders are available as add-ons (also called plugins) that you can install, and most have free versions.

Below is a screenshot of a no-code theme builder plugin for WordPress called SeedProd that allows you to create completely custom websites with WordPress using simple drag and drop.

SeedProd page editor screen
You can start with a ready-made template and customize it to suit your needs, or you can start from scratch and create your own design.

WordPress has thousands of free templates and over 60,000 plugins that allow you to do almost anything you need without having to write any code.