
I highly recommend this app for anyone who is interested in designing a responsive site that looks modern and will be easy for visitor to use. There's a lot to learn with the new features but there are quite a few video tutorials to help get over the rough spots. I know that I've made a good decision this time and look forward to many pleasant hours using this app to design sites. While this app still doesn't recognize the triple-click (I can live without this as it is no really easy to select all text in a box), the other main problem I noted about text boxes shifting has been fixed.Īfter experimenting around for an hour or so, I made the decision to purchase an upgrade. I was so amazed with the new features and discovered that responsive web design, semantic HTML tags, blocks and flex containers., to name a few that interest me. I received an email announcement for version 5 recently, so I again downloaded the trial. In the interim I've always downloaded trials of new versions because in my heart, I really wanted to use this app. A couple of years ago I left a 2-star review below due to a couple of deficiencies.
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Now you can create amazing websites without having to learn HTML! It's like desktop publishing for the Web! Create websites as easy as drag-and-drop. Place objects (text, lines, images, shapes, slideshows, galleries, forms, etc.) anywhere on the page (pixel-perfect layouts). It does not support the Mozilla Firefox (-moz) or the Google Chrome/Safari (-webkit) development css rules ( for example) but that is quite a minor issue that you'll never run into unless you actually know the css specs/browser development status.Quick 'n Easy Web Builder is not an HTML editor, but an HTML generator! You can visually (WYSIWYG) create your websites by using drag-and-drop. It does require a reasonable system - like less than 1gb ram and you will suffer a bit. It's WYSIWYG editor is very similar to Microsoft Word in terms of UI.

It is more than just a WYSIWYG (ie has ASP.NET building functionality, some automated quality/validity checks, spell check, and lots more) but it is the best WYSIWYG web designer that I know of. I would recommend Microsoft Visual Studio Express for Web. However for minor to moderate usage I definitely understand that it is really handy to just use a WYSIWYG editor and it won't bite you. There are lots of cons to WYSIWYG* and if you are doing any significant quantity I strongly suggest learning the underlying languages (HTML & CSS for web design).
