Kristof

Hello @Kristof,
 
as @MEB already stated in another thread there is currently no plans for a web design application at Serif.
 
But there are already many web design applications for (in part) non designers. Web design is a completely different thing than graphic design and even page layout. A simple HTML-export won't do. And from my experience you can't design for the web without knowing at least the basics of code.
 
To name just one example of many I want to suggest to look into CoffeeCup Software's 'Responsive Site Designer'.
 
Maybe this is a starting point for you?  
d.

@VIPStephan, @MikeW, Thanks for your replies!
 
I'm interesting in having very basic, static html pages. Something very simple.
I don't think I should have a subscription for WIX or Squarespace or Adobe Muse for a basic page with some text and some images. It's simply not worth it. 
 
And if I do a printed presentation for a client I would like to have the same material in the same order, looking exactly the same, online, static html. 
If, for example, I have 20 pages with text and images and so on, I want them to become 1 static html5 page with the same layout. (without doing the work twice using Muse)
 
And my alternatives are too expensive for such a simple task. I'll try some PDF to HTML converter, or maybe the Ajar plugin...
 
And here's a good point from GitHub Pages regarding simplicity:
 

Dear Affinity,
 
is there any chance that Affinity could develop a software for visual web design (like Adobe Muse) in the future?
 
I can't find anything user-friendly for mac and I'm sure, You would be able to create the best software for mac, like you've done it with Designer and Photo!
 
Greetings,
 
Markus

An excellent app add-on to the Affinity graphic suite would be a web or app designer code savvy tool like Macaw, Adobe Muse or like the on-line apps webflow and silex. But with more options to edit the code than the apps that I mention.
Macaw is a great tool, unfortunately the team behind the Macaw joined InVision and the app was discontinued with a lot of features that could be improved.

I would love to see "Affinity Web" as well. If they did that, I could be rid of Adobe once and for all! PLEASE make this!
I'm not a programmer and I have no idea what it takes to develop software but I think they could probably develop it off the Affinity Publisher format once htat's finished. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that's where Adobe got Muse, off the InDesign platform.

How about this "Feature Request" for Serif: Affinity Web. A web design program like Adobe Muse. The ability to design websites without coding. There are a few of them out there but none compare to Muse. They are all too dependent on templates that you modify. Sure, Affinity Web could have some online templates to choose from but they would not be necessary; you could build from scratch. Responsive design or a built-in 3 size option (just line Muse-browser, tablet, phone). You could even make Affinity Web able to open Muse-built sites and convert them to "A-Web". Wow! There are also those many 3rd party widgets. One more app to use what those developers have made and options for people who don't want Adobe's subscription model. Sounds like a win-win situation for those widget developers. Heck, there could be instructions on where to find the Adobe widgets on your PC or Mac and where to drag them to the appropriate folder in "Affinity Web." Reopen Web; open a site; check the widgets tab, and voila, 3rd party widgets for your use in Affinity Web! Serif make my dreams come true and let me leave Adobe in the dust!
Oh, and how about a licensing scheme that allow you to purchase your software for Mac and have the same key for your Windows machine... for us who have and use both OSs.
Keep developing and improving Serif!! You're awesome!
PS. Affinity Web would be on my Christmas wish list.

Yes I too would very much like an alternative to Adobe Flash / Animate CC