EverWeb Widgets
Responsive Widgets
Responsive widgets using the CSS Grid Layout Module for better design, more items for less code and faster download speed.
A CSS Grid Layout consists of a parent element, with one or more child elements.
This example contains two elements - an article and a figure. The relative widths are calculated in the CSS using fractional units. In this case, the text area is 2fr and the image is 3fr. This corresponds with relative widths of 40% and 60% respectively.
At the break point, the text slides over the image and its background has the opacity value reduced.
It's rare to find a developer who not only listens to user requests but implements them .
EverWeb has had an astonishing number of updates in its life which gives hope for its future development
John Brown
This software offers so much more freedom to develop my own ideas with plenty of scope for artistic expression without being tied to a template
Celia Mainyard
Being able to extend the basic functionality with the availability of literally hundreds of widgets puts EverWeb way ahead of other web creation tools.
Neil Blythe
It's a great product that is just as easy to design in as iWeb was. Most important to me is their fantastic customer service.
When I had some issues and had to deal with their support team they were fast and extremely helpful in resolving all of my needs.
Sean Vernon
EverWeb is an ideal replacement for iWeb. It gives me creative possibilities with my Mac that don't exist elsewhere.
I cannot express what that means in benefits. If you're a Mac/Apple person, this is the best choice for developing and maintaining your own creative website - no matter the style.
Sonia Grenoble
Having recently created and launched my first-ever website with EverWeb + hosting
Five stars for the software and another five for EverWeb's terrific support.
Building a website to display my artwork has been very rewarding learning experience. I'm delighted with the result!
M Johansen
The Mackie Big Knob 3x2 is one very versatile piece of gear. I don't know how I got along without this thing. It has made controlling Mics, all my line level Instruments, as well as music sources like MP3 and CD players a breeze. If that is not enough, it will also switch between two Monitor speaker sets.
It also include Tracktion software which is really easy to use. The only thing missing as far as I am concerned is MIDI in and out ports. It is still one great piece of gear to have!
I was blown away at the preamp quality in the Mackie Producer 2-2 USB interface I use at work. The ONYX preamps are heads and tails above the "reds" and the "blues", just my opinion.
When we needed a monitor controller, it was a no brainer to get the Big Knob from Mackie. Basically get 2 really nice preamps in addition to providing quality switching options for 2 sets of monitors. Only bummer is no MIDI, but we didn't need that for the monitor control features, so all good. If Mackie would add an ADAT in/out they would be The Kings Of USB Interfaces.The 3x2 is a great piece of kit at a sweet price. Paying more for less makes no "cents", so save some dough and get you some Mackie. PLUS the drivers are the compatible with every one of our DAW's - ACID, Studio One, Cakewalk, Samplitude, Tracktion, Sound Forge - it is a huge plus to have the Mackie interfaces jive so seamlessly.
I had a Big Knob in a former studio I had built and remember the big, clean sound it produced through my monitors. I have a new studio now and haven't been able to get the same level of purity and fullness from the two audio interfaces I've been using (famous name 2-input units). I noticed that the Big Knob line had been upgraded and now featured two channels of IO. Seemed like a no-brainer. It was! I'm now getting the same big output I missed so much and have a couple of pristine preamps to to with it! I ran my Rode NT2 through them and now understand why the that mic is such a big deal. Huge sound and crisp detail. And of course, to top it all off, I have a fully capable monitor switcher, talkback mic, mono sum button, and extra outputs to boot! If you only need two inputs in your recording chain, I see absolutely no reason to not buy this, given all that you get to go with them. I just picked up a GAP Pre-73 Jr. to finish my setup and cannot imagine the vocal quality I'm going to get when combined with the Big Knob. We pro audio snobs tend to obsess over the fine details. But when you step back and consider the level of quality and functionality of this unit, you're basically getting champagne quality and features from the 'Budweiser of audio gear.
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