Sparkle One3.0.7

Name: Sparkle One
Price: 49.99 $
Rating: 4.8333 (1 reviews)

22 January 2021

Visual Web site creator for a single site.

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Overview

Sparkle One will change your mind if you thought building websites wasn't for you. It's an intuitive site builder that lets you create one site for anything you need. Skip the tedium, and design a gorgeous site that works right out of the box. Sparkle One turns your design into a live site on the fly, no coding and no jargon. You don’t need to know about code or other Web-programming concepts: Sparkle One makes sites happen. And if you need to create more than one site, please consider Sparkle Pro.

With Sparkle you:

Create landing pages in a matter of minutes--test your ideas quickly
Focus your attention on content and layout
Quickly iterate on fully functional site designs

Features

Quickly add galleries, video, audio, maps, social buttons, and downloadable files
Web fonts, retina graphics and delightful animations for stunning output quality
Visual contact form creation
Default wireframe look to share your site at any stage of construction
You’re never constrained by a rigid page structure or by templates
Mobile device support via phone and tablet specific layouts
Live preview of your site on computers, tablets and phones, while you edit
Built-in incremental FTP to rapidly publish to any web host
Privacy and cookie law support
Backed by a product-focused company praised for its support and helpfulness

What's new in Sparkle One

Version 3.0.7:

Fixed:

Compatibility with some SFTP servers
Memory leak
Crash when switching blog posts to summary view
Gallery label animations
Popups with animated contents
Element animations not starting when in group with animation
Modal/popup size
Modal/popup layout with border and backdrop filters
Scrollbar showing on modal popups in Firefox
Crash when changing opening hours in local business settings
Layout of multi-line buttons with empty lines
Blog index layout and order
Lottie animations in pages in a folder
Text wrap when switching blog layout/summary
Canvas rendering of right aligned menu elements with indent
Block quote copy/paste in documents with multiple devices
Code generation for strings with block quote in some cases
Blog post author name/email/publication date not updating
More crashes

4 Reviews of Sparkle One

Wow, very intuitive and easy to use. Good guide on their website. All in all a very pleasant experience!

(1)

Very intuitive and you can create beautiful sites in no time. For the price vs quality - Sparkle is a must have !!

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Jess-MacUpdate

20 March 2017

Version: 2.1.3

Developers have been trying to ease the creation of Web pages and sites for the last twenty years; some have done admirable jobs, but none has presented a complete, unified solution--until Sparkle. Sparkle, from River SRL, is one of the latest in a new wave of WYSIWYG HTML editors, allowing the creation of single pages or an entire site. Its interface is clean and unobtrusive, and its tools and settings are evocative of page-layout apps such as Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress. This paradigm makes it *very* easy for anyone to create pages without any knowledge of markup buzzwords. Elements can be added to a page using drag-and-drop or click-to-add, and its rendering of the layout is exceptional. Its preview function is browser-based, and is done through the three major browsers: Safari, Chrome, and Firefox; previews can be generated in only one, or in any combination of the three at once. Once the previews have been generated, they're live: changes to your Sparkle document are immediately displayed in your browser preview, no document saving or browser refresh required. (This alone makes the app a gem, given the number of times I've seen apps crash, just from their attempts to generate a preview--usually a flawed one.) Site menus can be auto-generated, image galleries and lightboxes are very easy to setup; links, buttons, forms, Web fonts, background textures, translucence, local or remote (FTP) publication--even device-dependent layouts--they're all there, and the pain usually associated with these features has been alleviated. WYSIWYG HTML creation has finally come to the Mac in a very stable and constantly evolving app, one which deserves your attention if you need quick page and/or site creation--even if you *do* speak markup.

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IvoryBlues

03 March 2017

Version: 2.1.2

What is the scope of this? Build one site and that's it?

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