Jack Shaw
Well-Known Member
As I said I didn't mean it in a patronising way- but I've been designing for this industry for 10 years now, so I know a thing or two. It was meant as helpful advice- because, with respect, I'm not sure you do know this market.
When I finished my degree I assumed I knew the lot- but it wasn't until I started to run a few small businesses that I started melding theory, academia and practicality.
And you say I make assumptions, I am a mature student who has plenty of life skills, not some spotty teenager who has gone from college straight to Uni thinking I know everything about nothing. Rant over and subject dropped back to topic
I'd check your WIX website on an iPhone/iPad/Mac first though before ditching it though; they may have improved their support for iPhone/iPad/Mac since the last time I checked; if it looks fine, then you may as well stay with WIX.
But if not, then Weebly would probably be your best bet, given the popularity of iPhones and iPads especially!
Wix should work with iphone, ipad etc etc, its more to do with html5 why wix wont work in certain browsers, IE8 and earlier Safari Browsers, wix are also a very hungry beast and can have a large page file size in some cases over 1mb, which in itself can cause problems, its a good job wix have the sites on their own servers, if you start putting a 1.3mb home page on most shared servers then your host could and will ban you without notice.