Website generator/editor

[Jim Vormelker]

As with the suggestion for an animation application, I could use a Serif Website Editor. As with animation it could certainly integrate well with the existing suite. Looking at the market, there seems to me to be a lot of website work being done.

[Sam Neil]

25 minutes ago, Jim Vormelker said:

As with the suggestion for an animation application, I could use a Serif Website Editor. As with animation it could certainly integrate well with the existing suite. Looking at the market, there seems to me to be a lot of website work being done.

http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/

[iconoclast]

As far as I know, the problem is that what Website Editors do is to offer a User Interface and create code in the background. If I say "code" I mean HTML, CSS, Java Script, PHP etc. Almost all Web Designers I know prefer to write the code themself, because also the different codes are in progress and will be developed further on. So every Web Editor will have to follow the progress of all the codes with their complex opportunities and have to be actualized permanently. And they will often hobble afterwards. Because of that I'm not sure if there is really a big market for Web Editors. Possibly it is more attractive for amateurs. But how often will amateurs need to create websites? But I'm not really an expert for this. Maybe I'm wrong.

[carl123]

13 hours ago, iconoclast said:

Because of that I'm not sure if there is really a big market for Web Editors.

Yup, it's pretty big

13 hours ago, iconoclast said:

Possibly it is more attractive for amateurs

Many professional websites have been created with wysiwyg type editors

 

[Catshill]

Frameworks and CMS have put the nail in the coffin for the vast majority of websites.