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I Cheated on WordPress with Carrd

Using a no-code option to create a simple one-page website

Lee Drozak
2 min readFeb 22, 2024
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For most of my business life, I’ve used WordPress to develop unique online spaces for my clients. From hand-coding websites to building with WordPress, I’ve seen the changes in web development firsthand.

My how things have changed.

Because WordPress is my bread and butter, I mostly shied away from other platforms because each has quirks and learning curves.

Now, with a large variety of no-code options, that is not the case, and it’s even easier to get a starter site up and running.

I needed to create a simple landing page for my new newsletter signup. I needed two pages: the signup and a thank-you redirect.

Looking for opinions on the top options others have used, I turned to the Minimalist Hustler HQ Skool Community (affiliate) for recommendations.

Carrd emerged as the top choice.

I dug into the platform and found that after a slight learning curve, I had my page set up quickly. Because it included a form, I did need to upgrade a level, but the small fee was well worth it.

The snag came with the thank-you page redirect. I opted for a Carrd-branded thank-you URL to keep things simple this…

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Lee Drozak
Lee Drozak

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