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Duda Reviews & Product Details
Duda’s host of incredible features is perfectly suited to facilitate collaboration. Whether you intend to work with clients or want a platform designed for seamless team coordination, Duda makes it really easy for users to develop different pages at the same time. It also includes support for a multilingual site and features tools that make it more user-friendly for global audiences such as language-specific URLs based on where the viewer is located. It also features a drag-and-drop editor for ease of use and reliable backup and restores functionality. The basic plan starts at $19 monthly but signing up for annual plans offers more discounts.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Duda Pros and Cons
- Collaboration tools
- Drag-and-drop editor
- Backup and restore functionality
- Can be expensive
- Limited third-party integration
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The looks and usability of the web sites we can build
When you have more than 100 websites on your account, it feels a little bit slow on the navigation of the extranet
We can offer high quality website to our SaaS customers
The way I can easily manage multiple websites for clients, and still have most of the editing capabilities to freely implement my designs. Great customer support as well.
Little to non I can think off honestly, super handy.
I'm able to design en put websites live with ease
Very end-user friendly. I can quickly build websites for my clients so I can charge a very reasonable fee plus I can train them on how to maintain the website builder themselves so they can be as self-reliant as they choose to be. Very easy to customize and preview on desktop, tablet & mobile.
In the beginning there were a few missing "widgets" like tables but they have since added widgets for inner rows, tables & image/text. And they keep thinking of features to add all the time. It continues to evolve and get better. eCommerce is one of those add-ons so perhaps their eCommerce is not as robust as a dedicated eCommerce site but not complaints because of all the other features it has.
A website builder that is robust, easy to use, easy to train on and good customer support. Time saver for me; money saver for my clients.
The ease of building a website with a 'drag-n-drop' method. I also like the ease of making changes. Often my clients will call me with requested changes. 90% of the time, the changes are completed before the end of the phone call.
For the new features, there is a bit of a learning curve. I would appreciate more tutorial videos on the new features being introduced. Another improvement would be to stabilize the second and third-tier menu hierachy.
Some of the apps are a little buggy when looking to upgrade to a paid version with more features. Support is working on that to correct the problem. The support is very good.
Duda's design capabilities are outstanding. I constantly get compliments on how beautiful my website looks.
Some of the editing features required a bit of a learning curve at first, but over the years it has only become easier and easier to navigate and utilize all the features.
My Duda website is my biggest referral source. Its capabilities have expanded alongside my business needs and I have not come across a problem or need that Duda has not been able to solve or support.
Duda transforms the way we handle website creation. It's sleek, easy to use, fast to onboard clients and to teach them how to make their own edits! Their support is always amazing and on on point! Very knowledgable staff. We've found that Duda handles most of what we need and they actively listen to the community who are able to suggest features that they need. If Duda continues on this path and doesn't lose sight of what it's currently doing then it's going to remain at the top!
There are a few times the editor might crash, glitch or you have to fiddle around to get some more complicated edits to work correctly, this is just the pains of using a visual editor and the mild annoyances are greatly outweighed by it's features and conveniences.
They are doing everything better. While they are not completely there yet, it is easy to see the direction they're going and that they are consistently improving on what they offer. The speed of the sites combined with the ease and convenience it offers, pushes Duda far past the competition
The integrations with Zapier, API and connected data are the absolute best. There is no compare to others like Weebly or Wix. It has everything you need without added complexity like Webflow.
It is a bit glitchy sometimes. I have had to contact support to fix something that has glitched (such as the background color on the mobile homepage that wouldn't update). But that is my only complaint.
Building websites at scale in the most efficient manner possible. As well as being both user friendly for my agency and clients after all the work is done. Duda makes it a breeze.
The interface makes it easy with templates/widgets to create a site. I used to do hand coding using CSS, SiteGrinder and other tools. It got pretty messy with media files, css files and html files... It's much easier with the built in programming on Duda... That's just the front end stuff. Once that was done it had to all be uploaded and tested. With the preview function you can check out how things look and behave before it's live. I have used templates which are pretty easy to customize. The graphics library has been helpful too. Hunting around for pictures when the client's were not great took a lot of time. Now I can usually find what I need in the category to complete the work
I wish there was email and domain names. The biggest problems have been with getting email. The domain stuff sometimes causes problems (the biggest one shall remain nameless here). These are not the fault of Duda - just dealing with the outside services for them is the problem. Other than that, Duda's stuff works well. and it is straight forward to use.
Managing content is easier with the templates and widgets. Getting the site live is fast. The support is very helpful and straight forward It helps to have a library of graphics instead of having to hunt around.
What I like best about Duda is that its is easy to use, you can build your website in a 1 hour or less and still be able to go live the same day
No feedback however I didn't like how you guys snuck that price increase in there. I had to look at my bill twice
It provides my clients a home where they can see my products, pricing and a lil bit about me
Quick and responsive chat support, with the choice of either talk to a bot or a person.
The Duda Support page could use some updating, especially when it comes to guidances/ste-by-step, as most of the articles are refering to elements/menus which aren't existing anymore.
We usually need Duda to step in whenever there is a bug between Duda's platform and ours. Also, whenever something isn't working as it should, such as the Boutique's accessibility.