Review on Google Website Designer Tool

With a grand launch in October 2013, this free HTML5 development application is creating news all over. Google Web Designer tool is a free tool. Developed on the principle “One idea, Any Screen” this tool is a revolution. With the limitation of Flash being not visible on IOS, Microsoft Expressions no longer is being a free version and Adobe Creative Cloud charging heavy to its customers Google Web Designer came out to be an economical and sophisticated option for developers. It’s a beta product and is more likely to evolve in future.

Features of Website Designer Tool

Google Web Designer is installable on Windows 7 and its further versions it also available for Mac OS X 10.7.x and further versions for this too. This is a few hundred kb download and for installation, it occupies several megabits of the disk space. This makes it easy for the website designer as it is light on their machine.

This tool gives you a freedom to concentrate on the creating visuals while it handles the HTML5 and CSS3 itself. You are also provided with an option to edit the code by hand. This makes Google web designer an interesting tool for beginners as well as experts.

Google Web Designer has a dark coloured interface. This makes it consume less electricity when actually working on it. It also allows you to work for more hours without much of a stress on your eyes. The web designers’ interface is clear and attractive which makes it likable for developers.

It’s quite simple to animate your creation using this tool. You can create a title or graphic using this tool. Then you have to define keyframes which determine how it will be transformed. It can be a two or three dimension depending on your requirement. The animation here is quite simple with “Quick” animation mode having simple keyframes and “Advanced” mode having a frame timeline.

This tool saves a lot of time as it is very quick on prototyping. In today’s world, people prefer tools which save few extra hours for them. Trust me Google Web Designer is bang on this point. It’s as quick as a rabbit in the field.