However before we go ahead with the review of most popular solutions I would like to mention the most important disadvantages of these tools. Here they are:
Now it’s time to check what the most commonly used online website builders are. Here is the list of the tools we are going to review:
1. Wix

Wix.com represents an online website building tool built using a Flash platform and designed to help users to create different kinds of websites and web content. It has a really nice looking drag and drop interface enabling you to create any website in a very simple way. It was released in June 2008 as a beta version.
One of the greatest things about Wix is that it’s absolutely free. However from October 2008 they have a Premium upgrade offer allowing the users to get more storage and bandwidth, the option to remove the Wix tags, and the option to connect their Wix design to their own domain name. The last point is the one of great importance because as it was mentioned before in general online website builders do not offer the opportunity to switch web hosting provider.
Here are a couple of screenshots of Wix’s online website editor for you to have an idea of how it looks.
The Website Editor itself:

A Sample Site (4 pages) that was created approximately in 2 minutes:

Despite the fact that given screenshots help you a lot in checking the user interface of the Wix’s editor, they can hardly tell you something about the functionality of this tool. That’s why I would strongly recommend you:
As far as the characteristic features of this solution are concerned, the following ones should be emphasized:
Thus Wix.com being a very multifunctional tool is rightfully considered to be one of the best of its kind.
2. Moogo

Moogo.com is an online service that helps you create a website in a matter of minutes without sacrificing style, versatility, or ease of maintenance. Although it has been recently launched and as a consequence lacking some features that are going to be implemented in the near feature (for example: online store feature, online order options and etc.), even now it represents a really multifunctional tool that seems to be very promising.
One of the most important advantages of Moogo consists in the fact that it doesn’t cost anything unless you decide to subscribe to a higher level services. There are three packages you can choose from depending on your needs: Free, Personal and Business. Please visit this page to check what the features offered by each package are. Of course, if you would like to use your own domain, have a decent storage capacity and so on, you will need to get a paid package.
In addition to that you have the opportunity to transfer your own site (domain) to Moogo in order to make the process of updating your site much easier in the future.
Let’s check the screenshots made from user account.
Here is the page I created using one of the templates available on Moogo:

And the Website Editor:

As you can see the user interface can hardly be regarded as the simplest one, still you will get used to it pretty soon. But the fact is that it’s not as intuitive as you might want it to be. Unfortunately there is no decent video or screenshot tour to take, so the best way for you to learn more about this tool is to create a free account.
Now it’s time to mention the main characteristic features of given solution which are the followings:
To find out more about the features of Moogo, please visit features page.
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Cooper Foster
09|Jul|2010 1is there a sort of internet bookmark for Mobile Webistes?;~.
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