Namo WebEditor Editor's Review

Create stunning websites with this easy to use web site tool.

Nearly everybody has a website. Be it a blog or some kind of enthusiast site, most of the people that I know have some kind of web presence. The biggest problems with these kinds of sites is that they tend to look plain, boring, and uninteresting. That's why Namo WebEditor may be the tool for you. It’s a web site creation tool for Windows.

Namo WebEditor is an easy to use web creation tool. Its designed for everyone; and its powerful, visual, authoring environment allows you to simply add content to webpages without knowledge of HTML, XML or other programming languages. WebEditor's Site Wizard & Site Manager make creating and maintaining a complete website easy. Advanced users can create and manage websites using the WebEditor's Real-Time Synchronization tool between its WYSIWYG Editing Mode & HTML/Quick Tag Editor.

Pros: WYSIWYG Editing Mode, MS Office-like Interface, Mobile Preview Mode.

Cons: Expensive.

Conclusion: The application does a great job of giving you a handle on creating a professional looking web site. I had some issues trying to download the application from the product's home website. The connection with the server got reset a number of times. You'll either want to make certain you download the file from Soft32.com or via one of the apps mirror links.  The trial app is full functioning, with a 30 day time limit; but the end user license agreement is structured such that any site that's created and published with the trial must be deleted after all the files upload. This is very confusing, seems a bit awkward, and unfortunately, isn't enforceable.

At $79 USD as of this writing, the application is a tad expensive, and though it has multiple browser compatibility and a preview feature built in, most users won't delete the site created with the trial; and will want to view the published site in an actual browser before feeling satisfied that the site looks as it should.

version reviewed: 9.0