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Found this interesting but haven't had time to play with it but Designly looks like it might be a solution, though I don't know what the pros and cons are. Creative Bloq said "The ultra-easy way to create a website.

 If you think that making a website ought to be as easy as clicking, dragging and typing, get a load of Designly.....Plus, if you're happy with your site being on the Designly domain and are happy with slightly limited bandwidth and storage, it's free to use."

 To read more of the article go to: http://www.creativebloq.com/web-design/designly-offers-website-creation-rest-us-10135058

 Designly Demo: http://www.designly.com/demo/

 Designly: http://www.designly.com/templates/

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  1. beehive dana point web solutions6 November 2013 at 04:45

    There are many ways to create easy and simple website design.People like to get those things and try to find out those for their own convenience in order to develop website.

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  2. affordable web design27 November 2013 at 21:45

    I work with small business to help them develop an internet presence and business as a result. I believe designs such as you’ve displayed here are much more effective than a typical massively expensive flash site.

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