Is there an iWeb equivalent for Windows?
October 18, 2007 2:06 PM Subscribe
Is there a windows-equivalent to iWeb? I work at an elementary school. I have teachers who want the ease and bells & whistles of iWeb, but we’re all windows here. I don’t care how bloaty the code gets; I just want teachers to look and say “ooooh, pretty!”
I tried to convince them to use something simple like Vox, but it isn't flexible enough.
I tried to convince them to use something simple like Vox, but it isn't flexible enough.
You might find some of the newer online page creators nearer to iWeb, such as weebly.
posted by emalyse at 2:59 PM on October 18, 2007
posted by emalyse at 2:59 PM on October 18, 2007
Adobe Contribute and the free KompoZer are good options for this kind of work.
I work with the team that makes TypePad (we also make Vox) and we've seen a lot of people happy with using it to make simple websites, too. It does things like standalone web pages and photo galleries, which Vox deosn't easily do.
posted by anildash at 5:31 PM on October 18, 2007
I work with the team that makes TypePad (we also make Vox) and we've seen a lot of people happy with using it to make simple websites, too. It does things like standalone web pages and photo galleries, which Vox deosn't easily do.
posted by anildash at 5:31 PM on October 18, 2007
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