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Hey, it's Langer! I didn't know you were an HNer. What's the difference between your theoretical CMS and a WYSIWYG HTML editor? Something like Weebly or Google
by unalone 17y ago
Hey, it's Langer! I didn't know you were an HNer.
What's the difference between your theoretical CMS and a WYSIWYG HTML editor? Something like Weebly or Google Sites? I'd think they already cover the "custom HTML" tactic pretty well. Beyond that the only thing you could possibly offer is custom graphic design, right? Or were you thinking pre-build templates in certain styles, the way iWeb offers for web design?
- mattlanger 17y agoHey! Well the difficulty really arises when you want to go a step beyond full HTML control and allow for JS and AJAX (think pagination with really artful page transitions). How do you allow users complete control without turning your service into a cesspool of XSS attacks?