
07.10.2005 - All positives and no
negatives? It sounds too good to be true; is it?
The addition of AllWebMenus Pro to my ever-growing
arsenal of
Web
Design Utilities has made all of my previous DHTML
menu and Javascript
Menu wizards, makers, or whatever they label themselves,
obsolete. If you are a developer who insists on hand
coding, you might want to think again. This powerful
and robust little program has saved me countless hours of development
time and the frustration of making my menus display properly
in multiple web browsers. Any seasoned web designer can
relate to that never ending struggle.
I actually started using AllWebMenus Pro nearly a year ago when
it contained far less features than Version 4. This latest
release has some added bonuses that go above and beyond
the competition. Imagine being able to choose from massive
amounts of premade styles that you can integrate into your web site
and knowing that Browser Cross-Compatibility issues are a thing of
the past. Well, I suppose if you are still lost in Windows
3.1 land and using the latest 1994 AOL release, you might have some
issues.
AllWebMenus Pro is guaranteed to work in almost every web browser
being used today, including all Macintash-based browsers! There are
literally hundreds of features at your disposal all wrapped in a
smooth, crisp GUI that
is just flatout SEXY! Although, that is just my personal opinion.
I suggest you download a free trial and check it out for yourself. 
You
have the choice of the Lite or Full version both for trial or purchase. The
trials limit you from publishing your creations until you actually
purchase and register your copy. Other than that there are
no time restrictions. Now...
What I really find valuable with AllWebMenus Pro is the "Create
Google Sitemap" feature that is included as a FREE feature!
No purchase is required! It
is still a bit early to tell how effective the new Google
Site Map submissions will be, but my guess is; it will
be the next generation of successful web site indexing methods and
site inclusion. |