Web Easy Professional

[Mike Smith]

I guess it depends a lot on what you are looking for in web design software, and what your design and software skills are background are like. Template-driven design tools like the one you cite are not very useful to pro designers.

But if you’re happy with it, why change?
There is a tool from a graphics specialist company that aims, similarly, for fast and easy template-based output https://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesigner/

[John Pucci]

Thanks Mike,

WEP does seem to simplify the process. That link you provided is interesting. I guess for a person like myself that rarely creates a website simple software is probably right for me.

Thanks again,

John

[Joanna Leitz]

I’ll have to have a look at that software, I haven’t tried that one out yet. Personally, I think it’s better to hand code websites because they tend to be much cleaner sites and they load in your web browser much more quickly. I always find it interesting to test out new products though.
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web application development

[Mike Smith]

I too think that there are lots of pluses in hand coding.

But it does take a fair bit of time and effort to master – and a reasonably technical mind set.

For many people who want a site but don’t want to spend much time on the technical aspects, a relatively simple wysiwyg tool can be useful.

That one does allow for really fast prototyping – and uses a strange device with putting text into lots of divs to enable quite striking page wrap effects around irregular images …