Jun 29, 2005 : Web Host 2MHost.com Debuts Site Builder

📅 June 29, 2005 - Web hosting provider 2MHost.com (2mhost.com ) announced this week that it has released its custom designed site builder entitled 2MExpress. The company designed-site builder enables users with limited Web design knowledge, as well as advanced Web masters looking for a quick publishing solution, to create high-performance, effective Web sites.

"2MExpress is unique because it generates 100 percent pure HTML that is friendly to search engines, and users can see exactly what they are doing as they do it," says Mike Noman, 2MHost owner. "We give users a choice from tens of free site designs to use on their sites. Unlike other site building software, we allow users to modify these templates if they choose."

Users can upload images, create photo galleries, set up pre-made Web forms and publish their sites with one click. 2Mexpress enables users to steer clear of any wizards, forms, or other components normally associated with the Web development process.

The 2MExpress service is free for all 2MHost.com customers. The company hopes to extend the service to non-customers in the future, since the system will publish site files to any FTP enabled server.

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