#Apple iweb review full#

It's not hard, eight year olds are doing it these days. If you want to start cheap, use a free web builder to play around and see if you like it/find it easy, then buy a domain and hosting and hand code.

#Apple iweb review full#

If you ever think you may want to have full functionality and learn web development properly, use something else. If you're only interested in sticking with beginner development, then use iWeb. I recommend you ask in a less biased place! I must admit that I do not have much to do with embedding video, but I'm confident that there will be someone reading this who will know the answer.īoth done using iWeb '09 by someone who finds Dreamweaver as complicated as a Tax Return! There are so many great links through this Discussions site that you'll never be short of ideas and solutions.

Perhaps an 'iWeb Pro' would be the ultimate goal, but I'll live without it.īeginner friendly it certainly is, although it won't be long before beginners wish to ditch some of the Apple templates and ways of doing things and add their own versions. I have had all the various updates and produce two sites with the program. Sure, there are always little niggles and extra goodies that one would, in an ideal world, love to have, but by and large it does just what its says on the box. Like most Apple programs it did almost everything I wanted - easily. They were either too simple and the results reflected that, or too complicated and I just gave up in frustration. But it's not! I could never get to grips with almost all the web design programs on the market. By rights, being a professional photographer and designer, used to using Photoshop and Illustrator and InDesign, designing a web site using a program such as Dreamweaver should be dead easy.