Over the past few years I've been looking after the website of my mother's organisation, the Hera Art Centre community which runs art classes in Newport, south Wales. Frustrated with trying to update Joomla for the nth time with an uncooperative hosting company, I looked around for something else. I found Weebly, a tool that lets you design, write, and publish a website through a WYSIWYG interface for a small fee.
I'm rather impressed with Weebly. It hits the sweet spot between configurability and constraint (for its target audience anyway). Joomla was always overkill for my mother's simple site and I never had time to make it look as good as I wanted; Weebly does that for me and as a bonus I won't have to spend time fixing it and upgrading it every few months.
I'm rather impressed with Weebly. It hits the sweet spot between configurability and constraint (for its target audience anyway). Joomla was always overkill for my mother's simple site and I never had time to make it look as good as I wanted; Weebly does that for me and as a bonus I won't have to spend time fixing it and upgrading it every few months.
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