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(After buying Rapidweaver on the 'zero code' promise, I was frankly stunned to discover all the fields and nooks and crannies around the software in which I found myself having to write or tweak script.) One positive, here: every theme and extension I purchased included excellent documentation-solid explains, all around, on where to insert code and how to tweak it for your purposes. Producing anything other than a basic, static, unresponsive page will require that you insert, tweak, and toggle code around the margins. Yes, the Rapidweaver promise is 'Amazing Sites, Zero Code,' but it's kind of a lie. Overall, I was pretty annoyed by this need to extend the software for basic features I couldn't kick the feeling that the Rapidweaver 'ecosystem' had a little bit of the nickle-and-dime 'shakedown' to it, or that it was basically a subscription of sorts by another name.Ģ/ You're going to have to learn to code. And you'll need other plugins depending on what you aim to do-basically, expect to spend some time and money at Joe Workman's Weaver's Space. Most third-party designs require it outright. The ' stacks' plugin from Yourhead Software is a must for responsive layout and flexible page design it costs an extra $60.

Many basic design features and most functionality-sales, particularly-involves extra-cost plugins or subscriptions. OK, now for the list of 'cons': the longer I used Rapidweaver, I discovered some definite drawbacks:ġ/ It's going to be more expensive than you think.

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$5/month gets you unlimited sites, unlimited e.mail, unlimited storage, unlimited traffic, free SSL. (I still use Dreamhost, now, to serve my own self-coded site.) I can't recommend them highly enough-they're reliable (absolutely zero downtime in the seven years I've been with them), they're inexpensive, they have top-notch customer service. I used Dreamhost to serve my Rapidweaver sites. (I always thought Michael David's themes were fantastic-I built my Rapidweaver sites using his ' Halogen' and ' Legacy' themes.) there are some beautiful, inexpensive themes available if you'd prefer to work with someone else's designs, and you can easily switch from one to another with no fuss.Rapidweaver is, itself, an inherent content management system, which keeps your content locally backed-up and nicely organized.all the editing is local-you don't have to be connected to the web or a service to work on your site.The fact that I switched to a different approach is a spoiler alert of sorts: there are (or at least were) some definite 'cons' with using Rapidweaver. I've since switched to other options (I just dug in and learned HTML-CSS to code my own), so I don't have a Rapidweaver site to show you-but again, I liked it well enough when I used it. Is anyone using RapidWeaver for a photo website? Would you recommend it? Are you using it for sales? What web hosting service are you using? Can you share a link to your site?

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