Web Page Design Using

Templates and Online

“WYSIWYG” Platforms
 WYSIWYG
• Is an acronym for “what you see
is what you get”
 WYSIWYG
• A WYSIWG editor is a system in which
content (text and graphics) can be edited
in a form closely resembling its
appearance when printed or displayed
as a finished product, such as a printed
document, webpage, or slide
presentation. -Wikipedia
 “WYSIWYG” Platforms

- Cloud based
- Needs to be accessible
- Secured
- Community
 “WYSIWYG” Platforms

- Usage
- SEO
- Content Management and
Performance
 Examples of
“WYSIWYG” Platforms
HTML Editor
 1. Wix
• Is a pure WYSIWYG, free cloud-based we
development platform that allows users to
create HTML5 websites and mobile sites.
Users may add functions such as social plug-
ins, e commerce, contact forms, e-mail
marketing, and community forums to their
websites using different Wix and third-party
applications.
 2. Weebly
• Is a free website builder, blog and
web-hosting service
 3. Drupal
• Is a free and open source content
management system (CMS) based on
PHP and MySQL.
 4. Wordpress
• Is a free and open source content
management system (CMS) Allows users
to build dynamic websites and blogs
that may be updated, customize and
manage from its back-end CMS and
integrated application and components.
 4. Adobe Spark
• is an integrated suite of
storytelling applications for the
mobile and web developed by Adobe
Systems. It comprises three separate
design apps: Spark Page, Spark
Post, and Spark Video.
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 5. Adobe Dreamweaver
• is a proprietary web development tool
from Adobe Inc.. It was created by
Macromedia in 1997 and developed by
them until Macromedia was acquired by
Adobe Systems in 2005. Adobe
Dreamweaver is available for the macOS
and Windows operating systems.