HTML Editor Reviews

I couldn’t be happier with HTML Editor. It’s a great software for a great price. It does everything those expensive editors do and it helps me find errors quickly with its color text. I havnt had any crashes. I like the dual screen and page simulator.

No cons. It works well. I would put this up against dreamweaver any day.

Very simple, great for editing a single html page

It's like using a text editor vs learning wordpress

coding HTML and other web languages in this editor feels satisfying as it provides suggestions during coding and also supports code snippets.

Its live preview features feel outdated as it doesn't use chrome engine for previewing. Also, the GUI looks old as compared to other modern free alternative solutions.

It have builtin FTP integration and code snippets which makes the whole development process faster.

They have been improving it, but the pricing make it totally questionable, since the best editors are open source and free. The best part of a code editor is the community and the ease of create plugins and add-ons.

Everyone has names this as the Coffee cup HTML editor. This is a very good software for website development. It has all the basic functions and lack of computer knowledge would not be a problem.

Debugging is also very easy and there are a bunch of standard components which you can drag and drop and add to your website, therefore can create web pages in minutes.

When drag and dropping some features would have limited capabilities to customize. it would be better to add more features for advanced web development.

The HTML Editor is packed with extra features like handy tabs on the left side of the interface for library items, code, snippets, semantic data, and characters. The Coffeecup HTML Editor works with their Website Designer.

I didn't find anything I disliked because all the tabs you need to use with the editor are at the top. You can't go wrong.

This software allows an individual to edit the code of their webpage, especially HTML. I like how you can view all of the contents of the HTML code and see what needs to be modified and fixed.

HTML editor is no different than a webpage creating software because a webpage creating software also has all of the features. It is redundant to use this software if a person is making a webpage so it can be useless if they don't care about any of the extra features that are in the HTML editor.

The HTML Editor in Coffee Cup is meant to make editing HTML simple and to work with the responsive site design in Coffee Cup. It is rather simple to use.

Although the software is wonderful, I can attest from personal experience that the absence of an autosave option in the HTML Editor made my job quite difficult because I lost valuable code.

It is very easy for beginners to learn and work and It costs very low to the pocket and provide entrepreneurs to take a startup with easy of money and gets phenomenal results by using HTML Editor.

It is a good software but telling you from my own past experience that a missing autosave option in HTML Editor made my work hard as I lost coding that was worthy for me due to some tragedy and didn't get it back.

Everything you would hope to see in an HTML editor is here and pretty standard. I found that I wasn't disappointed with any particular feature, however I wasn't 'blown-away' either. With so many editors out there it's a big matter of personal preference. Multiple tabs, visual colors and a quick learning grasp if you are not used to HTML at all.

I found the side menu a bot boring and lacking, almost seems like Microsoft Windows clone. I also have a big issue with a lot of bugs in the software. On occasion, I have had the program exit or freeze up, only to lose some work. If you use this software, save often.

Always been a great editor for people that are wiling to code, the interface is clean and intuitive, we can get new colleagues up and running in no time. The packages system is great as you pay for what you need.

The retro interface could do with a facelift.

Having used the trial version to evaluate, I must admit that I prefer another editor over this tool.

I found that for a seasoned programmer, I did not like the drag-and-drop environment.
I much prefer to write my own code. Bluefish editor is still a favorite environment.

As someone without a programming background, HTML editor helps to ensure that my website is running correctly.

The user-face leaves something to be desired (as in, it's not very attractive) but this product really gets the job done.

Easy to type the codes and test. Also it is easy to find the errors. Coding can be done clearly with the attractive coding pad.

Customer support is not good. More functions should be added. sometimes it take more time to execute the codes.

Everything is straightforward. It is easy to use especially for a beginner in software development.

It can be time consuming to complete a project but that’s with every software. It was easy to track mistakes and edit them.

Split screens and customizations of different views are what clinched it for me.

I wish it would act like an ASP Server so I can see results without having to publish to our test server.

It is a pretty simple way for non-technical people to get started. There is a bunch of quick start options that don't require you to be an expert in css or html. It allows you to organize your work, and gives you a bunch of standard components that you can just drop into your pages. The auto css/html made excellent looking pages in minutes.

As a developer, I like hands on. Some of the components that you drop may limit your abilities to customize. But, if you are a Front End developer, you would roll your own.

Coffee Cup's HTML Editor is designed to be easy to make changes to HTML and it is also made to integrate with Coffee Cup's Responsive Site Design. It is relatively easy to use.

It takes a little bit to learn the interface but overall it is relatively easy use and the software is pretty slick.

Pretty easy to learn even with limited programming experience. The code validation feature is especially useful.

The lack of autosave can cause issues. Features are also limited for lower tier packages.

This app is great for quick edits but don't let that fool you; the only real limit is how well you can code.

It doesn't have the graphical capabilities I would like in this kind of program.

It helps me most when creating websites for my business

Sometimes it doesn't save my saved data when creating websites