Creating a website using tools

Today many people are looking for the web builders or designing tools for creating their websites without the use of any code. And yes, this is possible. Website builders have been emerged to bring a comprehended vision to your web presence.
What you look for??
While looking for the website builder, you first focus at creating your website with the latest version of HTML (i.e. HTML5). Next, is for the effective tools that would help in simplifying the process of designing web and enables you to create a prodigious site without the use of any programming code.
Following are some of the web design tools:

Webflow:
Californian-based website building company Web flow is an astonishingly simple platform that gives everyone the power to build their perfect site across a range of devices.
This web design tool lets you to create website that can be accessed across a wide range of devices. This tool is best applicable to the designers, entrepreneurs and creative professionals.
IM Creator:
This was introduced in 2011, which today stands as the top HTML online website builder. This tool comprises of a lot of stunning website templates that would work in all the mobile platforms.
You can start using the IM Creator immediately after registering for free. Start off with a blank page or choose a design of your choice from a library of hundreds of fully customizable website templates. Since the IM Creator is an HTML5 website builder, every website you create with it should work fine with all major mobile platforms.
Builder Engine:
This is a tool that helps in creating large websites based on the cloud. It enables the users with a promising quick start. This website builder tool is capable of creating any type of platform.

For most people it is hard to beat WordPress. Another good option for those wanting to build a completely unique site is BlueGriffon. This is a WYSIWYG web design tool available as freeware (although there are paid addons) with Windows, Linux and Mac versions.

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Originally Posted by wink0r

For most people it is hard to beat WordPress. Another good option for those wanting to build a completely unique site is BlueGriffon. This is a WYSIWYG web design tool available as freeware (although there are paid addons) with Windows, Linux and Mac versions.

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I prefer WordPress for cms and magento for e commerce. Both are free and php coded. Customization can be bit easy compared to other tools.

Where should i go for fashion website please suggest me some good website, i want to make fashion website.

Hello

As per my experience, I think tools only used when someone builds website using WordPress. It has the best drag and drops functionality through which you can easily create your websites in few days. You can learn basic about handling WordPress through youtube, lots of tutorials are available online to learn about the basic working of WordPress.

Thanks

I can recommend to use Adobe Muse for site creating, because it have a lot of features and predesigned options

I'd recommend WordPress. It does a lot of things much more easily than HTML, including Responsiveness (i.e. automatically changing the layout on different screen-sizes), meta-tags, speeding up your site (with a free plugin), backup (with just one free plugin), Forms, good internal linking, effective design (with free Themes) etc. as well as making it a lot easier to work with content (such as allowing others to post articles on your site, without letting them get any access to other areas of how it works etc.).

It's easy to use and free.

Chris

Adobe Muse is a good place to get website created. My favorite is Photoshop as I like to design and then convert it to code.

just using notepad++ u can build a site theme. By theway, Im using wordpress for a long time.

Personally, I use both hand-coded and Wordpress based sites. It really depends on what my client is looking for and what is available with WP (and how easily integrated/modified available things are). When it comes to picking out a platform for coding, either notepad++ or Dreamweaver work fine. I usually use Wordpress (except for quick changes).

Wordpress will be a good place to start. It is free, has a lot of users, free themes, free plugins and is very easy to use.

It also has lots of free tutorials that can be found on Youtube.