Freeway Pro remains the best tool available for designers who are shy of code. Paired up with a decent HTML editor it makes an ideal prototyping package for more development heavy projects too. If you’re serious about PHP programming and server side...
Abstract: Freeways strengths still lie in its excellent design controls, nearly all of which can be used without resort to manual coding. While its still not possible to take over an existing site - you need to create one from scratch in the program - it now ...
Improved performance, Lots of excellent new Actions, Accessibility Report tool
Only a single level of undo, Actions restricted to one item at a time, Some lacklustre Graphics Actions
Freeway Pro is a web design program that doesnt edit HTML code. Much like a desktop publishing program, your website is displayed and edited as a single document. Once youre done, Freeway Pro converts your document into HTML and uploads everything to...
Abstract: One of the major changes in Freeway 5 Pro is the addition of precise CSS control in an otherwise graphical approach, but with little change in the learning curve for Softpress’ faithful client base. If you’re not familiar with the cle...
Creates standards-compliant code; full CSS abilities; automatic image optimization; advanced features; no coding needed; excellent support.
ortium, the Web standards group). Express uses some CSS, but also employs the older HTML tables method to create your page structure. Neither structural model is visible to the viewer, and both methods look and perform fine for the most part. The Pro vers...
Freeway 5 Pro (version 5.2) is a good choice for professional designers who do not want to learn HTML and CSS. It will help you build unique sites that are not designed from templates and that meet required accessibility standards. For current users, ...
All the Web design features you’ll ever need. Standards-compliant code output. Excellent documentation. Universal binary.
Interface quirks. Limits handcoding of HTML. Can be a bit poky
Designers and the code-averse will want to add Freeway to their Web-design toolboxes. Those comfortable writing CSS, JavaScript, and HTML may not want to relinquish control, but Freeway’s code quality was impressive.....
