Corporations are building internal Webs to let employees share information. Until now, you needed to be half artist and half programmer to produce professional-looking pages. But this is changing, and fast. PageMill is a completely visual product that lets you design your pages without complicated programming and allows you to see how they will appear on the Web while you build them. If you use Netscape Communication Corp.'s popular Navigator browser, your pages will very closely resemble what you see.
Users can enter text on a page or drag it in from another application.
Drop in backgrounds, graphics, clickable buttons, and blanks for entering text onto a page. And it's very simple to turn text or images into links to other Web pages. Image maps, those complex graphics where clicking on different parts of the picture takes you to different pages, are one of the Web's coolest features, but creating them has been pretty difficult. Designing pages is only half the struggle of running a Web site. It provides a visual guide to how pages link to each other.