10
3
Are there any good, simple and free HTML editors for Windows out there?
Something that a user with no experience can build a simple page with.
I'm looking for something like the old FrontPage application.
jvanderh
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 592
5
Try html-kit.
Or Komodo Edit.
hyperslug
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 12 882
6
Notepad++ is good. Visual Web Developer Express is free as well, if not a bit more heavy weight for just HTML.
JP Alioto
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 6 278
2Notepad++ might be hard to use with no experience. – KovBal – 2009-08-28T09:58:47.497
2
Mozilla SeaMonkey has a basic HTML editing capability that's actually not too bad for a beginner doing some simple editing.
arathorn
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 8 559
0
Do they already have the publishing and hosting side of things taken care of? Dealing with those can be quite daunting for the less technically-inclined. If not, and/or you want something really easy for them, go with a solution like Wordpress.com, Google Sites, or even SquareSpace. All of these are capable of building decent sites.
arathorn
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 8 559
1It is for creating small files locally. – jvanderh – 2009-07-23T21:02:14.203
0
I used to use the Cuffeecup HTML editor a lot. I often recommend it to our customers when they are looking for an editor.
Sorskoot
Posted 2009-07-23T20:43:18.257
Reputation: 377
html-kit could be a good choice...Let's wait and see if something simpler comes along in another answer. – jvanderh – 2009-07-23T21:06:30.167