Siter Reviews

1. Maksym Moskalenko

   | Founder at Mixcode.io | about 1 month ago
   Very easy to use

   I like that you can easily and quickly create your project, while it also functions very efficiently.

UXpin Reviews

Siter mentions (8)

• New To Figma

  Hey all, I'm pretty new to figma and I needed help with how to export my figma file. It's a simple web-page with one animation component. I tried uploading it to siter.io using the plugin, but the animations don't seem to work. What other ways can I upload it to make it a webpage, preferably without having to code? Source: over 1 year ago

• What is No-Code? Tools for web professionals

  People who didn't have the right skills or enough money to hire a professional development team could no longer make digital products like websites, newsletters, or apps. In 2022, it won't matter if you don't know how to code or don't have a lot of money. Thanks to no-code solutions, everyone will be able to do this. No-code solutions have been around for a while and have found a place in the market. Some of the... Source: over 1 year ago

• looking for a Developer for a free hand no-code builder

  Freehand - more of design based - More like Https://siter.io - Siter, wix.com Wix. Source: almost 2 years ago

• No-code website builder for UI and UX designers

  Today we release a new project on Product Hunt, called Siter.io. It’s a no-code website builder that allows you to design and publish websites without any code. It works by designing directly in the browser, freehand, using tools you already know (as Figma or Sketch). Source: almost 2 years ago

• easiest/cheapest way to create a website

  (2) what is a good domain hosting service provider that integrates with Figma so that I can import assets and easily publish them to the website with minimal adjustments? (I know of siter.io so far). The website is very simple - just one page with mostly static text and images. Source: about 2 years ago

UXpin mentions (1)

• Another newbie question, I want to build a PWA, I thought bootstrap + Django would be enough. I understand I still need Javascript, I think I'm going with VueJS but I'm getting lost on what I'm doing in which framework. Details in post 😬 👆🏻

  1st design a responsive website from templates that follow established design: UXPin.com . Most of the other prototyping solutions kinda felt like they're built for folks who can draw, sketch, or maybe organize their room and choose matching clothes. Not me. Not a designer, I can barely choose my own clothes, let alone design something. I can think in components though. I especially liked their storybook example.... Source: over 2 years ago