Several years ago, before WordPress was a mainstream content management option, I used an HTML authoring program called NetObjects Fusion to create my websites. NetObjects was and is a great tool for creating websites – I find it much easier to use than Dreamweaver and it is much more robust and full featured than many of the free web page editors on the market.
NetObjects also has the advantage of not being widely used in the United States, although it has a large user base in Germany. This means that there are a large number of themes out there for designers.
As good as NetObjects has been, however, it is not a web based solution. Over the past few years, most web designers have moved to web based content management software like WordPress, Joomla or Drupal. WordPress, in particular, has evolved into a very robust solution that is accessible to non-techies and techies alike. [Read more…] about How to Preserve Your Site Rankings if You Convert to WordPress
