XWebDesignor

Programming languages are the methods through which a computer understands human input. Websites are also built with dozens of lines of code. However, advancement in computer technology made it possible for computer applications like XWebDesigner to provide the necessary means to create thorough websites without any programming knowledge required.

The application wraps all of its features in a clean interface that can be slightly customized from the settings menu. Side panels make it possible to quickly access all areas of interest, project objects, as well as the library of content. The center area is where arrangement and editing is done, with adjustable size options and helpful grid to which you can snap objects.

Right from the start, available choices give you the possibility to open a HTML project you're already working on, start a new one from scratch, or simply browse through a decent collection of templates to get you inspired.

One of the application's advantages is the rich library of content for objects you can import. Although each element is customizable, from text to line color, type and size, most objects come with a staggering amount of styles and color themes to import.

You are not limited to a single web page, the application letting you create complex maps. All pages are displayed in a dedicated browser and you can link them together for a flawless end result. Links can quickly be viewed and managed, which saves you a lot of time otherwise spent selecting objects through the workspace to edit them.

The application manages to reach its goal by striking out the need of programming knowledge. You'll mostly need to drag objects from the contents library and place them in the desired spot. There's also a preview option, with the possibility to set it to run with a web browser of your choice.

All things considered, we can safely state that XWebDesignor lives up to expectations and provides an intuitive workspace in which you can create complex websites without the need of any programming knowledge whatsoever. Rich content libraries make sure customization options are abundant, with arrangement and precision being enhanced by grid and group tools. It still feels a little rough around the edges, but it's worth a try overall.