It’s easy to become overwhelmed with work. There are always more things to do, more things that could be done and more things that can be done.

Wouldn’t it be awesome if you could simplify some parts of your job and save more time by doing less? Or maybe you just want to set some time aside for your MIT’s?

Here are six website building and management solutions that will help you to streamline your workflow and focus on the most important things.

Duda

Duda powers over 12 million websites and is favored by hosting companies, digital publishers, and agencies.

Its responsive design platform is an entirely white label-ready solution, built with scaling and team collaboration in mind. It features a convenient drag-and-drop interface, a vast library of responsive website templates and even its own ecosystem for developing proprietary and shareable libraries of widgets. This enables you to integrate third-party services like PayPal, Facebook comments or Yelp reviews with ease.

Other noteworthy features are its speed and per device website customization. Duda is known to be a mobile-friendly and lightning fast solution which is fully compliant with Google’s PageSpeed recommendations. Also, every site element can be configured individually for seamless desktop, tablet, and mobile experience. For the sake of full control and flexibility, “developer mode” also gives you complete access to HTML and CSS code.

With this in mind, it’s safe to say that Duda is one of the most convenient solutions to build and manage online stores, blogs, and business websites for a high volume of clients.

Mobirise

Mobirise brings a combination of mobile-first approach and offline website building to the table. In fact, it is one of the most popular offline website builders for Windows and Mac.

Why? It’s free, easy to use, doesn’t require any coding, comes with handy free extensions such as Google Analytics or Cookies Alert, and its websites are effective in SEO ranking.

However, if you want to use it for more serious projects, you’ll probably have to purchase Code Editor ($69), PayPal Shopping Cart extension ($29) and some of the other premium extensions. All-in-One extension kit costs $129.

You’ll also have to get hosting and domain to put your work online, and Mobirise doesn’t provide cloud dashboard for updating websites.

Despite that, Mobirise is still an exciting website builder to try, play and explore. It allows you to create modern looking mobile websites that are fast, responsive and appealing. It’s a great option for content-oriented sites and is an ideal website builder for individuals who don’t like coding.

Weebly

Weebly is a pioneer online HTML5 website builder with many handy features. It’s an excellent option for starting entrepreneurs, creatives, and businesses.

Weebly users enjoy many responsive and customizable themes, intuitive drag-and-drop interface, some team collaboration tools, built-in advanced stats and a mobile site builder. Also, designers can always export Weebly site code as standard HTML/CSS and host it elsewhere, which can be very convenient. While the platform is extremely useful for companies that need to develop their own sites on a budget, it isn’t necessarily optimized for scalable workflows.

Weebly does, however, offer a strong option for building ecommerce websites. It has a complete package of ecommerce tools which allow you to import items from Shopify or Etsy and can collect payments via PayPal, Apple Pay, Square, Stripe, and Authorize.net. However, it charges users 3% per transaction fee unless you purchase a $25-per-month Business account.

Wix

Wix is a great intuitive website builder regardless of the level of your technical knowledge. It offers over 500 designer-made templates and a complete package of handy features.

Using Wix, you can build websites for almost anything: small businesses, online stores, artists, bloggers and anyone else who needs a well-built site. It delivers unmatched flexibility, animations, website apps, superior support, widgets, an SEO wizard, rich ecommerce capabilities and even a fancy AI Design Intelligence assistant.

Wix’s drag-and-drop module allows you to modify themes precisely the way you want it, and anyone unsatisfied can also make use of Wix Code to add advanced functions to the back end.

However, it doesn’t include built-in statistics, so you’ll have to set up a separate Google Analytics account. And if you’re counting on team members from your clients’ companies to contribute content or other assets, Wix does offer some control over roles and permissions, but nothing as granular as Duda, for example. But overall, Wix offers one of the most comfortable site building solutions with many flexible options.

Squarespace

Squarespace powers over 1 million websites. It’s known for offering a wide range of beautiful and diverse designs for various industries and strives to be an ideal drag-and-drop website builder. It’s made for both people who prefer a hands-off approach and those who want to tweak the code themselves.

Squarespace has a wealth of options but is not as intuitive as Duda, Weebly or Wix. The platform’s signature features include robust selling options, good web analytics, advanced image editing tools and integrated SEO assistance. Every site designed with Squarespace also automatically generates a well-looking mobile version of it, and you can easily export your website WordPress whenever you want.

All in all, Squarespace is an excellent option for everyone who creates or wants to create professional and visually stunning web pages.

MainWP Dashboard

Despite all the new and innovative content management systems, WordPress is still the unchallenged leader in the space and runs more than 30% of the web.

WordPress’s success stems from a unique ecosystem of third-party plugins, which enable users to do almost anything. One recommended tool for agencies managing multiple projects at once is MainWP Dashboard.

Instead of needing to log in and edit each site individually, MainWP brings everything together into a consolidated control panel. The controls here include centralized user and content management, data backups, plugins, theme control and security checks.

Annual MainWP membership costs $199.99, but it saves you hours of time. It’s relatively easy to set up, and you can add as many sites as you like.

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The digital world is full of handy business tools that are designed to help you do things quicker.

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