The eCommerce features are also pretty comprehensive, you can create a product catalogue, manage stock availability through the control panel and set up payment methods or apply discounts. The latest updates keep the sites produced standards compliant and ensures they look okay on any device. Website X5 is easy enough to use once you get to grips with its quirks, and it produces decent looking websites.
Once you’ve started to design a site you can jump around the options as you wish, you don’t have to follow the steps in the order that the program presents them. Finally you have the ability to check your work for errors and then export the site either to disk or via FTP. You can also set up blogs and RSS feeds and add a shopping cart. The final two options give you the chance for more fine tuning, this includes the ability to add a tracking ID for Google Analytics and some basic SEO information. If you want to take a look at how things are developing in Website X5 you have to preview the page in a separate window. Again all this works reasonably well but feels a bit restrictive compared to WYSIWYG editors that allow you to see the page taking shape.
#INCOMEDIA WEBSITE X5 REVIEW CODE#
You can add HTML code for things like adverts and affiliate links too. This works by dividing the page into a grid, you simply drop an icon relating to the type of content required – text, image, video, Flash, etc – into a box then double click it to add the actual content on a separate screen. Page Creation is where you can begin adding your own content.
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