What is the easy platform to build websiet?

Short answer for @jyutin: “easiest” depends on the goal. For a quick brochure or portfolio, hosted drag‑and‑drop builders remove almost all technical work; for content-heavy sites that may grow, WordPress (the self‑hosted WordPress.org model) gives the most long‑term flexibility; for stores, Shopify is usually the simplest full e-commerce path. As @Dani noted, WordPress is a common recommendation, but its hosted vs self‑hosted options matter. (learn.wordpress.org)

Clarifying WordPress: WordPress.org (self‑hosted) is the open‑source software that allows thousands of themes and plugins and full control, but it requires picking hosting and handling updates/backups or using a managed WordPress host. WordPress.com is a hosted service with tiered plans that restrict some customizations unless on higher plans. That tradeoff is why WordPress is flexible but not always the fastest “out‑of‑the‑box” route. (learn.wordpress.org)

Hosted builders and e-commerce notes: Wix and Squarespace provide drag‑and‑drop templates, built‑in hosting and quick previews — good when time and simplicity matter. Wix now includes AI builders and many templates; Squarespace focuses on polished design and integrated tools. For full online stores, Shopify is built around payments, inventory and multi‑channel selling (WooCommerce is the WordPress e‑commerce alternative if choosing WordPress). (wix.com)

Quick starter checklist (practical path):

• Decide purpose: brochure, blog, portfolio or store.
• If absolute speed + low maintenance: test Wix or Squarespace free trials.
• If control + growth: choose WordPress.org with managed hosting.
• If store only: evaluate Shopify (or WooCommerce on WordPress).
• Always get a custom domain, enable SSL, set backups, pick a responsive theme, and add basic SEO and analytics.

For an objective summary of tradeoffs and current top builders, consult recent comparisons before buying a paid plan. (tomsguide.com)