WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors are HTML editors that attempt to display the Web page as it will show on the browser. They are visual editors, and you don't manipulate the code directly. Some HTML WYSIWYG editors also include a text editor, while others are purely WYSIWYG. This is my list of the best HTML WYSIWYG editors for Windows.
21. PageBreeze Free HTML Editor
PageBreeze Free HTML editor is a WYSIWYG editor that makes it easy to edit your Web pages. You can switch between WYSIWYG and source mode to check your HTML. And because it's made by FormBreeze.com you get the form integration right in the software so that your forms will work without any scripting or mailto issues.22. WYSIWYG Web Builder
WYSIWYG Web Builder makes it easy to build a Web page without knowing any HTML. It is a WYSIWYG-only editor with no access (that I could see) to the HTML code. But it supports nearly every HTML element I could think of and comes with an image editor and a lot of buttons and widgets.23. Dynamic HTML Editor Free
The free version of Dynamic HTML Editor is a few revisions back from the paid version and it's only free for non-profits and personal use. But if that is you, and you don't want to learn more than file transfers for getting your Web pages to your host, then this program would work fine. It has some graphics editing and is easy to drag and drop the elements around on the page.24. Website X5 Evolution
Website X5 Evolution looks like a very interesting package for individuals and small business who don't want to learn HTML or Web design, they just want to put up a Web site. The documentation states that it will deliver XHTML 1.0 strict Web sites using CSS. It has features like a graphics editor, flash animation included, 500 pre-installed templates, RSS support, email forms, an ecommerce solution, and even password protected areas. Prices on the site are in Euros.25. XStandard Lite
XStandard is an XHTML editor that is embedded into the Web page itself. This is not exactly an editor for everyone, but if you need to allow people who visit your sites the opportunity to edit XHTML and you need valid XHTML and CSS, this is a good solution. The Lite version is not as customizable as the pro version. And the pro version also includes an API to extend the functionality.26. eWebEditPro
eWebEditPro is an online, browser-based Web editor for businesses. The idea behind this editor is that it offers WYSIWYG editing capability wherever you are. You just pull up a browser, go to the page that needs editing and login to the editor to edit it.27. Contribute
Contribute is a WYSIWYG editor that is intended to work in tandem with Dreamweaver. While it is possible to create and maintain a Web site with Contribute, there are some features noticeably missing, like spell check and forms. It is a good editor for clients who want some control over the content of their pages, but don't want to handle the design and programming aspects.28. Avanquest Web Easy Professional
Web Easy is a nice looking Windows program that would work well for newcomers to Web design and small business owners who don't want to learn HTML. It has no access to the HTML, so you don't need to worry about it. It has lots of wizards to add forms, scripts, and even ecommerce to your site quickly and easily. For instance, there is an eBay automator to help you sell things on eBay with nice pages.29. XStandard Pro
XStandard is an XHTML editor that is embedded into the Web page itself. This is not exactly an editor for everyone, but if you need to allow people who visit your sites the opportunity to edit XHTML and you need valid XHTML and CSS, this is a good solution. The Lite version is not as customizable as the pro version. And the pro version also includes an API to extend the functionality.30. Yahoo! SiteBuilder
Yahoo! SiteBuilder is a tool to allow customers of the Yahoo! websites to easily build and maintain their Web stores. It's very easy to use, with a lot of pre-built templates that can generate a site in minutes. There is no access to the HTML in this tool and it can only connect to the Yahoo! sites. But this tool is perfect for the small business owner who needs a website but doesn't want to learn HTML or Web design.Do you have a Web editor that you absolutely love or positively hate? Write a review of your HTML editor and let others know which editor you think is the best.
