Web Shootout: iWeb vs. Sandvox vs. Rapidweaver.

For those who make web pages, Macworld was a coming out party. Karelia Software introduced Sandvox, an exciting web page development tool. Apple introduced iWeb as part of the iLife ‘06 application suite. What’s best?

It was a party for those of us who work on web pages, want to produce web pages, or want a web page but don’t want to work to produce them.

Arguably the web page ease-of-use king, Rapidweaver now gets compared to exciting and feature filled competition.... (excerpted).

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