Hey everyone! I've mainly been using WordPress for most of my local service clients, and for a few, I've tried Go High Level (GHL), and honestly, I enjoy both platforms. With the rise of AI and various new tools available now, I'm considering a switch to something more efficient. Tools like Loveable, Cursor, and Claude Code seem promising. How are you all handling website development these days? Would love to hear your thoughts!
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Right now, there's no single "best" way to handle website building; it really depends on your client’s needs. For local service sites, WordPress and GHL are still strong choices because they let you deliver results quickly and clients find them easy to manage. While AI tools like Cursor and Claude can enhance productivity, they're more about speeding up the development process rather than replacing what you’re already using. Most developers I know combine tools – sticking with reliable platforms for straightforward needs, while opting for custom solutions when they really need flexibility.
Thanks for your insight! I totally see your point, but I can't shake the feeling that there are better options out there nowadays.