Just doing some research into what else is available for producing websites on a mac. Or even browser based.
Any recommendations? Doesn’t necessarily have to be a CMS System.
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Macaw http://macaw.co
Adobe Muse http://adobe.ly/LHAqNp
Flux http://theescapers.com
Squarespace http://bit.ly/1dYiHXZ
Weebly http://www.weebly.com
Virb http://virb.com
Yola https://www.yola.com
Edicy http://www.edicy.com
Todd
Just doing some research into what else is available for producing websites on a mac. Or even browser based.
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Although I haven’t used it, I do like the look and feel of Muse. A nice, clean user interface that maybe Freeway could learn something from? I do think the UI is a bit of a letdown in Freeway.
Trev
On 3 Feb 2014, at 15:58, Todd email@hidden wrote:
Macaw http://macaw.co
Adobe Muse http://adobe.ly/LHAqNp
Flux http://theescapers.com
Squarespace http://bit.ly/1dYiHXZ
Weebly http://www.weebly.com
Virb http://virb.com
Yola https://www.yola.com
Edicy http://www.edicy.comTodd
http://xiiro.comJust doing some research into what else is available for producing websites on a mac. Or even browser based.
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Agree, I use both Freeway and Muse. Muse has many attributes that I’d like in Freeway, but there are some in Freeway that Muse could do with too!
On 4 Feb 2014, at 3:17 am, Trevor Reaveley email@hidden wrote:
Although I haven’t used it, I do like the look and feel of Muse. A nice, clean user interface that maybe Freeway could learn something from? I do think the UI is a bit of a letdown in Freeway.
Trev
On 3 Feb 2014, at 15:58, Todd email@hidden wrote:
Macaw http://macaw.co
Adobe Muse http://adobe.ly/LHAqNp
Flux http://theescapers.com
Squarespace http://bit.ly/1dYiHXZ
Weebly http://www.weebly.com
Virb http://virb.com
Yola https://www.yola.com
Edicy http://www.edicy.comTodd
http://xiiro.comJust doing some research into what else is available for producing websites on a mac. Or even browser based.
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what else is available for producing websites on a mac
I am going to whisper this one - Rapidweaver
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Started out on Rapidweaver, not a big fan myself.
Do like the look of Macaw though
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You’re all heathens - Freeway is brilliant. Sure it still needs refining but that’s no reason to desert it.
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Uh, we’re still here…
Nobody is deserting anything, just looking around for inspiration. Personally, I have followed the advice they give in Texas: “Dance with who brung ya” for quite a few years now.
Freeway taught me to code. Full stop. I’ve continued to return/share that favor long after I “graduated” from the target market for this app.
Walter
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You’re all heathens - Freeway is brilliant. Sure it still needs refining but that’s no reason to desert it.
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Not moving on, just looking at what is out there, need more than just the one option.
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Except software isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Todd
You’re all heathens - Freeway is brilliant. Sure it still needs refining but that’s no reason to desert it.
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Here are a couple of others:
Everweb - www.everwebapp.com costs $80 and has a 60 day free trial. This is very similar to iWeb, but also has Master Pages.
Quick’n Easy Web Builder - www.quickandeasywebbuilder.com costs $30 and comes with a 30 day free trial. This is excellent value for money.
Brian
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I’ve been looking at some alternatives (mainly to include responsiveness and CMS). One thing they all seem to lack that FW lets you go hog wild with is forms.
They mostly give you the option to make a basic contact form, but I’ve had to make some pretty large multi quiestion forms and had problem using FW and Tim’s (FREE) PHP Feedback Form Action.
Bob
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