MoreMotion Web Express - Unbelievable Free Website Tool for Top-Rate Web Page Creation!

I've been on the hunt for good website creation software for years. My first product was a program called Coolpage. It was a "wysiwyg" (what you see is what you get) utility, which was good, but had serious limitations. I went on to use several free website publishing programs, all of which had their good points, but none come close to MoreMotion's Web Express.

While this isn't the easiest software utility available, it is the most powerful. Once you figure out all of the quirks of this program, you can't be stopped. The downside is that it does not come with any instructions at all. However, if you are one that you can figure things out, you could probably make a pile of money being the first person to release video training tutorials on how best to use this software.

Everything you see on this website (Micro Business Plans.com) was made using this utility. I am just a beginner, but I have gotten to the point that I can throw together great looking balanced web pages in no time at all. I love the way that you can just drag a graphic box anywhere on the site, and then double click the box to search and locate the graphic image you want to place in it. I also like the way you can drag, size and drop in an HTML field, and then just copy and paste in your code. It's really quick, and straight-forward.

Every one of the pages I have made for each particular site is organized into a "project", with a Project Explorer box on the left side of the screen. One big tip to using this software: Make a standard template page, and then copy that page for all new pages within your domain for continuity.

To get the software, just go to http://www.moremotion.com/webexpress/ and click the download button. You can access a scarcely used user forum here that has a few posts on a various subjects.

My recommendation is to try out a few web pages with this software until you get the knack for it. Also, you want to back up your pages. Watch out for accidentally writing over your pages when you copy and clone your stencils. I've done it many times myself. I also don't recommend using subdirectories with this software because the image directories get messy. If you can figure out a good way to manage subdirectories, I want to be the first to know about it!

That's about all I've got for this hot tip. Try it out and tell me how it works for you by dropping a comment on my blog page!