Entrepreneurs needing a professional website, but can't afford a digital design agency, should consider Wix for cheap professional design website.
I typically don't recommend WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) website design and hosting products, but after testing out Wix myself last week, I have to say, I'm a believer in Wix, after creating my own site last week. The Wix ADI tool makes it incredibly easy for entrepreneurs that have no technical or design skills to create a professionally designed website within 20 minutes, which is also mobile-friendly. The ADI (Artificial Design Intelligence) tool takes you through a step-by-step process, which will build the site for you, offer great design choices, and include a Contact Page, so that online users can contact your business easily, as well as, book appointments. I recommend Wix for entrepreneurs, small restaurants and local shops.
I still don't recommend Wix for mid-level growth businesses or businesses that perform sophisticated digital marketing strategies that include email marketing, marketing automation and database segmentation with a CRM software, since Wix doesn't plug into these complex platforms, such as Eloqua, Pardot, Marketo, or SalesForce, although it does allow its users to access easy-to-use apps provided in the Wix App Store to do some basic processes, such as sending an automated Welcome or Thank You email for signing up for content at your site.
Also, be aware that once you select a design template from Wix, but decide to change it in mid-production, you could lose paragraph text that you may have added to the first design template. Wix is a bit buggy, so if you decide to build a Wix site, before adding any content, make sure that you choose the design that you want to stick with, before adding copy.
Lastly, keep in mind, although Wix is built in HTML 5, which is great, you can't take a Wix site with you, if you decide to move to another website host in the future.