Starting out many years ago only a few website design programs were available for the average website owner. Either you hired a professional or you learned how to program in HTML, the Internet programming language. Needless to say it was tedious and frankly, pretty frustrating just getting up the most basic of sites. It would take hours upon hours of trial and error to get a site up and running. The other drawback was of course broadband was not yet available everywhere and you needed to do all of this with a dial-up line. You can imagine that didn’t make anything easier. There was always a sense of pride that you were able to conquer html and build a site, but it was bittersweet because the end result was pathetic.

Starting in the late 90′s and the early part of this decade many improvements and developments were made and the first WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) programs appeared. They were better but still lacked the simplicity for an average individual to create and easily publish a website. Consistency was the bigest issue, getting your site to look the same in different browsers and operating systems.

And then a break-through occurred. I was reading through an article,a number of years ago, online and found a link to XSite Pro, a new generation of website design software. I was curious so I click through and was impressed by the features, so I bought it. This was XSite Pro version 1. I was absolutely impressed with this creative marketing tool. For the longest time I was painstakingly trying to build one website over a period of weeks and now I could knock out multiple niche websites in a few hours. these weren’t simplistic websites but AdSense ready sites with impressive graphics and functionality.

XSite Pro introduced a new and easier way to build websites. It was a much more intuitive approach to web design. It still used HTML but it wrote the HTML in the background as you were designing so you never needed to program. Of course if you still wanted to write some special code you could. XSP is highly flexible. Making any type of a change took minutes not hours.

Just when you thought you had seen it all, Intellimon the developer of XSP, came out with a completely new version of their product. XSP didn’t need an overhaul, but XSP 2 brought in dozens of new advancements that added more marketing functionality such as payment acceptance mechanisms, RSS feeds and the ability to utilize additional advertising, like Amazon and Oxado, from within the program itself. Along with the new program came special manuals to explain every single feature in detail.

The best part of XSite Pro is that no matter where you are in terms of technical knowledge you will appreciate the simple functionality that the product has. If you build one page sales letters or 100 page sites XSite Pro can manage both easily and effortlessly.

I couldn’t enumerate all of the features of XSP in this article, so I’ve put a direct link below to the features page at XSite Pro. One feature that deserves mention is the cost, XSP 2 won’t cost you a small fortune to buy. In fact it’s far less than most of the web design software available today. You won’t need to add additional plugin functionality, it’s already there. There are also dozens of professionally designed templates to use with one-click implementation.

Check out the functionality of XSite Pro, and do yourself a big favor in saving time and money building your sales pages and websites. There’s a link below to the features page of XSP, you’ll be happy you did.

Check out he features page for XSite Pro 2 to see a complete listing of all of the XSP 2 features. Already sold? Go directly to the XSP 2 purchase page. I think that you will be impressed.

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