HTML-Notepad

HTML-Notepad can come in handy to all Web writers who are looking for a tool that would help them work on formatted texts in HTML files (you can open several documents in multiple tabs).

This application is meant to help you work without any distractions, so it makes sense that its GUI is minimalist and its functions are grouped under relevant icons.

It provides document structure visualization in the left side, so you can get a clear overview of how your HTML project looks like.

HTML-Notepad supports a wide range of formatting options, so you can emphasize your text with bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, subscript, superscript, or inline code.

When adding new content, you can format it as a normal paragraph or a division, or several types of headers.

You can enhance your HTML project by inserting images (either inline or as a figure), hyperlinks and lists (unordered, ordered, definitions lists).

You can add tables and you can select the number or rows and columns (if you change your mind later one, you can easily remove, merge or insert lines and columns).

A great feature of this application is that you can perform any action using dedicated hotkeys, which can significantly speed things up.

It goes without saying the you need to spend some time analyzing and learning these hotkeys, though you are probably familiar with most of them as they are standard combinations (however, you cannot modify any of them).

All things considered, even if HTML-Notepad is not meant to function as a webpage editor, you can still rely on its feature-set to design richly formatted HTML files, while also keeping an eye on its document structure and all its embedded elements.