Which one is the best way to build dynamic website in hubspot(drag and drop or clone template html and customize it)? )
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Hi @nutan, yes you can use AJAX to do so on a HubSpot page, but as I mentioned, you should be able to use Smart Content to display different info to other people, or use a native database with HubSpot called HubDB. Creating a HubL dictionary could work in your situation as well. Parts of drag and drop templates can be custom coded with custom modules, so you can have a bit of a mix of both raw HTML and drag and drop components.
Which one is the best way to build dynamic website in hubspot(drag and drop or clone template html and customize it)? )
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Hi @nutan, yes you can use AJAX to do so on a HubSpot page, but as I mentioned, you should be able to use Smart Content to display different info to other people, or use a native database with HubSpot called HubDB. Creating a HubL dictionary could work in your situation as well. Parts of drag and drop templates can be custom coded with custom modules, so you can have a bit of a mix of both raw HTML and drag and drop components.
Which one is the best way to build dynamic website in hubspot(drag and drop or clone template html and customize it)? )
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Hi @nutan, it depends on what the purpose of your template/page is! If you're looking to keep the page simple and editable for marketers without coding experience to use, then drag and drop might be the best way to go, though you can also use HubL tags to generate fields for marketers to use if you're coding from scratch. Further, if you want to use our 12 column built in grid system, then use drag and drop, but if you want to use a popular framework like bootstrap, then don't.
It all boils down to what kind of customization you want, and how comfortable you are with code. Let me know if I can clarify anything specific