Use CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor to Make Changes to Your Site

If you want to take your Build A Niche Sites (aka BANS) to a new level then having an HTML editor will take you far. An HTML editor will open new doors of creativity for you. For example, if you want to create a table of clickable images for your store’s Home page, with each image clicking to one of your site’s categories, an HTML editor will help you quickly create such a table. You can see an example of this at my cell phone store.

I use Dreamweaver, which is an outstanding HTML editor. It is also very expensive and has a fairly steep learning curve. Plus, I can only use it on one computer and I have two (a desktop and a laptop). I wanted to be able to use an HTML editor on my laptop. I tried a few free HTML editors but was ultimately dissatisfied with them. I ended up purchasing CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor and have been happy with that decision.

CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor is very reasonably priced (the cost is about half the cost of BANS) and I have found it to be more intuitive. This means it will be easier to use for people with no HTML knowledge or experience. It is also a WSYWYG editor, which stands for What You See is What You Get.

If you want to take your Build A Niche Sites (aka BANS) to a new level then having an HTML editor will take you far. An HTML editor will open new doors of creativity for you. For example, if you want to create a table of clickable images for your store’s Home page, with each image clicking to one of your site’s categories, an HTML editor will help you quickly create such a table. You can see an example of this at my Cell Phone store.

I use Dreamweaver, which is an outstanding HTML editor. It is also very expensive and has a fairly steep learning curve. Plus, I can only use it on one computer and I have two (a desktop and a laptop). I wanted to be able to use an HTML editor on my laptop so I purchased CoffeeCup’s HTML
Editor.

CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor is very reasonably priced (the cost is about half the cost of BANS) and I have found it to be more intuitive than Dreamweaver. This means it will be easier to use for people with no HTML knowledge or experience. There are helpful hints at just about every step you take with it.

If you are considering an HTML editor then I recommend you download the trial version of CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor.  I believe the trial version is full-featured but with a time limit of how long you can use it.  The trial version should give you plenty of time to decide if the software is for you.

One last thing.  There is a really cool freebie that comes with CoffeeCup’s HTML Editor.  When you purchase the software (I’m not sure if it comes with the trial version but it probably does) you also get a program called Website Color Schemer. You can read my opinion of Website Color Schemer here.

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