Inzelt factory

There are multiple methods through which you can create a website or an application, depending on the programming language you intend to use. If HTML is the tool of choice, then Inzelt factory comes with an intuitive workspace also providing instant preview of your code, while supporting multiple tabs to work on different projects.

On the visual side of things, the application is wrapped around a classic window frame, but keeps things simple enough so individuals of all levels of experience quickly get the hang of things. As mentioned above, the edit area is split into two sections, one in which all code goes, while the other generating preview based on written functions.

The application is pretty straightforward when it comes to file support, with the possibility to only work on HTML/HTM files. In any case, it’s prepared to handle necessary operations, with line numbering on the side for easy code tracking, and syntax highlighter for quick identification of the variety of functions used.

All the way over to the tags menu you find different commonly used snippets to quickly insert them and avoid the risk of mistakes. These allow you to manipulate code through bold, italic, underline, insert link, adjust character size, and more, but the list feels rather poor, only containing basic snippets.

Edit options also cover the basic needs. Dedicated options can be used to undo and redo, cut, copy, paste, or delete selected text strings. Unfortunately, there’s no built-in search function, possibility to replace strings, or at least a jump box to instantly go to a specific line.

Taking everything into consideration, we come to the conclusion that Inzelt factory is a simple method of working on your HTML projects. It comes with a decent variety of options, but these mostly cover basic needs, with a shallow list of snippets, and pretty poor selection of edit options.