Website X5
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Create responsive websites, online stores, and blogs without coding using WebSite X5's 5-step process and Drag & Drop editor. Access templates, work offline, and utilize unlimited site creation. Available in Go, Evo, and Pro versions, catering from beginners to professionals.
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- Paid • Proprietary
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- Windows
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Incomedia Licensing
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One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $20 and $220.Rating
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Some time ago, knowledges about HTML, design, and even programming were necessary to design a website.
Fortunately, at some point, software vendors realized that many people need to publish their own website, but they don’t not have enough resources or knowledge at all to do it.
Incomedia’s solution has renewed the way of creating websites, blogs and online shops, allowing the generation of a complete and professional site in five steps. Among the best keys of success of WebSite X5, is the vast collection of templates (over 1,500 designs), the compatibility with HTML5 and CSS3, the HTML5 galleries with photos and videos, E-mail forms with anti-spam filters, Blogs with Podcasts and Videocasts, and RSS Feeds and much more.
After the installation, the first step is to set some general parameters, such as the name of the site and selecting the template. Then is possible to create the site map and the navigation menu, with an unlimited number of pages and levels.
In step three it is possible to design the contents of each page, using a lot of available objects such as: the Text Object, the Image and Table ones and much more, although also a sequence of HTML code and widgets may be used to customize the page.
In the fourth step, one can set the advanced settings, as the settings for the blog, the shopping cart to build up an e-commerce, managing registered users and more.
In the final step one can export the project via FTP or store it in an external hard disk. For those who do not have webhosting, Incomedia provides its users with a free year web hosting pack supplied by One.com, which is fully compatible with all the functions of the software. Incomedia’s WebSite X5 released also other versions of the software: the Compact and the Smart version.
WebSite X5 Evolution 9 is a great software for people with no programming skills and, thanks to its advanced functions, it is also tailored for high programming profiles.
WebSite X5 is very easy to use and extremely straightforward. By following the five easy steps it is possible to create professional and eye-catching websites, in few minutes and ready to be uploaded.
I don't know why I believed the hype and download and try this app, but it really is bad, not as advertised, the designs are pretty much all the same and very old fashion, no new technologies implemented, just bad static web sites in a world that is more and more dynamic in every sense of the word. Does not worth the time wasted!
[Edited by carlosvgonzalez, September 14]
I had this years ago for a client who bought it and wanted my to work in this soft so he can assist and also use it. Guys. Don't.buy.this. You need, after buying the software, to BUY CREDITS if you want to download templates, effects, certain plugins and so on. We had tonns of error issues using the build-in forms linked to sql databases, over all super disappointing. Only "cool" feature for my client was he could shoe me easilly how he wanted his contented using the layout and preview features (lowlevel drag and drop is all you need to do.). If you're really not into coding at all, go do wix or jimdo or weebly, use the lego-like mainframes to drag and drop stuff and adapt it afterwards but... incomedia ? no. really nope.