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Forget Wordpress: This is the best way to create Websites in 2025 - Oh_Well - Jul 9, 2025 Forget WordPress This is the best way to create websites in 2025 Stop worrying about plugins and updates. In 2025 you can ship a fast, secure site in under an hour - without touching WordPress. Be careful - Easy build doesn't guarantee High Quality - Content matters. Table of contents:
![]() Hi all, everytime someone wanted a website and I knew they're not willing to spend a decent amount of money, the first thing I'd say is "Why don't you create a wordpress?" or "Hey, I can build you a wordpress in a couple of days". Always felt like the easy way... but then, 2025 came. Luckily, the future is here We'll go over a few examples and then I'll create my personal website using Level 2 that'll go LIVE while writing this post! Of course this is a high overview of available tools - if you want I can create detailed guides for each level and build websites step by step from concept to production. Quote:Fun fact: WordPress sites are still hacked every 22–32 minutes. Why Wordpress might not worth it in 2025
This thread was created to participate in 7 birthday contest. Happy birthday 7! I'm tagging 5 users to make this contest eligible - Hope you find it useful Tyr account_ bl4cklak3 Israinsolutions Pochino ![]() Best for working solo. A code-free experience. 1 – Create your account Webflow: sign up ➜ choose AI Site Builder beta Framer: sign up ➜ click Generate with AI 2 – Describe your site Code Prompt example:3 – Refinements & dynamic content
4 – One‑click deployment
![]() Test time - Let's build my service site in Vercel 1 – Generate your UI
I did the same to include all the needed sections and have a basic structure of my page. 2 – Local Customisation Code pnpm create next-app my-site3 – Push & Deploy I used AWS and an S3 to deploy mine. Code git init4 – Add Backend (optional)
Didn't need one here but used them in previous projects and I have to say it's really easy to work with. 5 – Automate CI/CD (optional)
Ship time: 1–2 hours. During this phase I created my website with Vercel. It might need improvements but from first prompt until I went live it took 1h40m. ![]() ![]() Perfect for fast & content‑heavy sites. 1 – Scaffold Code npm create astro@latest2 – Design Code npx astro add tailwind
3 – Add Content Source
4 – Optimise performance
5 – Deploy
Ship time: 2–4 hours with. Fully static pages and perfect Lighthouse scores. A long time ago I used Astro to build a high traffic eshop with StrapiJS as the headless CMS. It took a while to get things going but then everything was easy - Not sure what StrapiJS can do now but you could check it out. ![]()
![]() Aren’t platforms like Webflow expensive? Starter plans are free. Production hosting with CMS starts at $23/mo --- still cheaper than managed WordPress + premium plugins. Can I migrate later? Yes. Webflow exports HTML/CSS, Framer exports React, v0 outputs full Next.js code. Astro is already code‑owning. What about e‑commerce? Webflow, Framer, and Vercel v0 integrate with Stripe. Use Shopify’s headless Storefront API with Astro. The Bottom Line If your 2025 launch plan still starts with “install WordPress”, you’re losing days on tasks that modern builders finish in minutes. Feel free to pick a route above, focus on content, and go live today!
RE: Forget Wordpress: This is the best way to create Websites in 2025 - 7 - Jul 25, 2025 Wow amazing thread. Very Impressed. I will test this flow out personally. RE: Forget Wordpress: This is the best way to create Websites in 2025 - kikku - Jul 26, 2025 This is a very cool thread. This is a solid idea that i want to test later |