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When you try to create a website by yourself, there are many tools and services to choose from, and it is sometimes difficult to know which one to choose. This time, we will compare the two most popular ones, “WordPress” and “STUDIO,” and introduce their features.

Both are very easy-to-use tools, but each has its own characteristics, and it is important to choose the one that best suits your needs. Let’s take a look at them right away!

1. Ease of use

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When creating a website, the most important thing is ease of use. No matter how great the design is, if it is difficult to operate, you may end up frustrated halfway through.

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WordPress.
When using it for the first time, there is a bit of a learning curve, and setting up themes and plugins may take some time. However, once you get used to it, it is very freely customizable and can be configured in great detail. It may be a bit of a hurdle for beginners, but you can take advantage of the wealth of support and information available as you go along.

STUDIO.
Featuring intuitive operation, anyone can get started by simply dragging and dropping parts to create a site. Particularly appealing to design novices is the fact that a wide variety of templates make it easy to create professional-looking designs.

Conclusion.
If you want to create a website quickly and easily! I recommend STUDIO for those who want to create a website quickly and easily. On the other hand, if you want to enjoy customization while learning a little, WordPress is perfect for you.

2. Freedom of design

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It is important to make the design of your website fit your brand and image. So how much freedom do you have to change the design?

• WordPress.
  You can use themes and plugins to create your design with a very high degree of freedom. By writing code, you can even create a completely original design. However, the high degree of freedom can be a bit of a hurdle for beginners.
• STUDIO
  Intuitive operation and easy design changes allow anyone to create beautiful layouts. You can design by combining parts without writing code, but it does not offer the same degree of freedom of customization as WordPress. If you want to pursue uniqueness, it may be a little limited.

Conclusion.
If you want to create easily while sticking to the design, STUDIO is recommended. If you want more freedom and attention to detail, WordPress is for you.

3. Functionality and customization

WordPress.
With so many users around the world, there are a huge number of plugins available. Almost any functionality can be added, including online stores, membership sites, SEO, and more. This makes it by far the strongest in terms of functionality.

STUDIO.
It has a full range of basic functions, and online stores and form functions can be easily added. However, the limited number of plug-ins means that detailed customization and additional functions are a bit limited. This is sufficient for those seeking simplicity and ease of use, but may be insufficient for those seeking more complex functions.

Conclusion.
If you want to add more functionality later on, WordPress is the way to go. If you value simplicity and ease of use, STUDIO is a good choice.

4. SEO

WordPress.
There are a wide variety of plug-ins to assist with SEO, with very detailed settings. You can freely adjust SEO settings for each page, metadata, keyword settings, etc. This is ideal for those who want to take SEO seriously.

STUDIO.
It supports basic SEO, but it does not offer as detailed settings as WordPress. It is sufficient for standard SEO, but if you want more advanced SEO, you may find it a little lacking.

Conclusion.
If you want to do serious SEO, WordPress is the best choice. If basic SEO is enough, STUDIO is fine.

5. Price plan

Finally, let’s compare prices.

• WordPress
• WordPress.
  Basically, you can use it for free, but if you want to use your own domain, you need to sign up for a hosting service. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the monthly or annual cost. Also, some plug-ins and themes may require a fee.
• STUDIO.
  There are free and paid plans, with paid plans offering more features and customization. Pricing is simple and set at a monthly fee, making it easy to manage your budget.

Conclusion.
If you are looking for simplicity in terms of cost, STUDIO is recommended. WordPress is suitable for those who value flexibility and scalability and want to operate for the long term.

Finally

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Which you choose, WordPress or STUDIO, depends on your purpose and needs.

• “I want to make a quick site and pay attention to the design! Then STUDIO is recommended.
• “I want to customize my site freely.
• “I want to customize it freely and add functions later! then WordPress is the best choice.