Maybe because we're anything but models or actors. Instead, we decided to go all avante garde and pick a template from the Model/Actor category. We wanted to make a “consultant” site, but there weren't any templates in that category. Unless you're looking for a tight-laced traditional, Web 1.0 feel, you'll probably find something you like. Overall, there aren't a ton of options, but there are enough. We are truly impressed by the svelte “wow” of these designs.
Included in the templates is a selection of mobile sites. It's a nice niche posture for a CMS.Ĭlicking on any of the templates bring you to a demo mode where you can examine the template's look, feel, and functionality. We feel as if the site is appropriately biased toward the art community. There are design categories for Popular, Mobile Sites, Photographer, Designer, Architect, Bio/Resume, Artist, Musician, Model/Actor, Hotel, Restaurant, Consultant, Real Estate, Law. True to the overall look and feel of IM Creator, the sites are polished, simple, trendy, and on the bleeding edge of web design fashion. These are nice templates - not some slapped together deals. Let's get to work on creating a site from a template. The three-panel interface here gives you three options: 1) Make a site using a template, 2) Make a site from scratch. This review may seem a bit backwards (reviewing the editor, then registering the site) but this is intentional. To follow the flow of the conversion channel in the CMS, we're going to do what it lets us do - create a site, and then register. After clicking the shiny green button, you get to this screen. Just put on your design mojo and get to work. The first thing you do is design your site. Here's the sweet, clean, chic, simple opener. Let's take an in-depth look at IM Creator. The result is a WISIWYG editor that works without a hitch, a process that funnels you into designing a website without thinking about it, and a result that you will undoubtedly be pleased with. If you're look for a high-octane CMS with lots of bells, whistles, widgets, and e-commerce to boot, it's not the CMS you'll be looking for. IM Creator, of course, isn't mean to fly you to the moon and back. This is where the CMS shines - simple, easy, quick, fun. Frustrated with the complexity of creating websites they developed a CMS that made the entire process easy, while still providing maximum flexibility for design.
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Customizing a site's appearance is easy, but fiddling with behind-the-scenes code and settings (not to mention hosting) is not possible.Īccording to its developers, IM Creator was made for family and friends. Launching a site can take as little as one hour, and requires zero knowledge of code or web development. It's proprietary interface is a one-stop shop for creating and hosting a simple site. I wish I had a meditation pond where I could go to use it. What I encountered in IM Creator was just that - simple, beautiful, and enjoyable. Other CMSs, however, are an experience in Zen simplicity - as beautiful as a lily pad in a Japanese meditation pond. Some CMSs attempt to do everything, and then even more than everything. Have you ever had the head-banging experience of trying to figure out a CMS that was so complicated it made you want to stuff your computer through an industrial paper shredder? Despite its lack of robust web tools and e-commerce solutions, it is an editor that gives users with no web experience the ability to create a stunning website. IM Creator is one of the most simple and beautiful CMSs I have ever used.
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