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A gallery of websites built with Sandvox, submitted by the website creators themselves, in their own words.

Midwest Elderberry Cooperative

“The support is great. I am learning about the rest. It is hard not to go directly into the HTML code easily and to adjust to the loss of CSS style sheets. I want something less than Dreamweaver but more than wyswyg.” — Christopher J Patton

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Tahsis Issues

Tahsis Issues

“I didn't really develop any interesting techniques. It took time, using drag and drop, and the inspector to find visually appealing characteristics for the basic objects: pages, text boxes, photo albums, ...” — Gordon O'Connell

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Bigfoot Water Rocket Launcher

Bigfoot Water Rocket Launcher

“I picked the SQUARE PERCH BLUE design. Of course the blue goes with the "water" theme of my product. I also like the animated navigation menu.” — Gary Ensmenger

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COSMAC ELF

COSMAC ELF

“One thing I needed was subheadings to break up sections, used mainly on the History page, at present. I used raw HTML to surround a string with <h3> tags for this effect. Raw HTML was also used for the book "A Short Course in Programming," which had been hand-coded HTML from the previous website....” — Dave Ruske

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Martin Greet Composer

Martin Greet Composer

“Sandvox is very easy to use for someone who knows no HTML. Everything about it seems completely logical. Even the process of uploading the finished site was unexpectedly straight-forward. I anticipated a steep learning curve, but it turned out to be surprisingly easy. Most astonishingly, the...” — Martin Greet

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Family and Friends of Dakota Uprising Victims

Family and Friends of Dakota Uprising Victims

To assemble “Family and Friends of Dakota Uprising Victims,” Joyce A. Kloncz, of Surprise, Arizona, USA, decided on Sandvox together with the “Telegraph Office Fir” design.

“I love the drag-and-drop features of Sandvox. I love the ease of putting together a professional-looking website.”

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ArtsCounselor.com

“I love the fact I can spend just a few hours between starting a new site and publishing it to my hosting company. Seriously, it's easy if you have basic Mac operating abilities.” — Barry Beach

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Pragmatic Designs Inc.

Pragmatic Designs Inc.

“Sandvox has a fast learning curve and can produce attractive sites. Unlike another program in its class, it can run under Snow Leopard; upgrading to Yosemite is not an option for me at this time, so that sealed the deal.” — Julia Truchsess

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Santa Feet Reflexology

Santa Feet Reflexology

“The principal reason I chose Sandvox was because of its ease of use. Besides this, the price of this product is small in comparison to what you get. Other reasons included a support and learning community, a host of excellent templates, and smooth integration with Macs.” — Jim J. Williams

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Myrna White

Myrna White

“I like the clean and consistent look of the pages, the Inspector Panel which greatly facilitates the site development, the many designs that include the functioning of the internal links, and the ease of publishing the changes.” — Philip White

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