[Andrew H]

Just stumbled across a mobile site builder that looks amazing for creating simple mobile sites. Just working with it right now, haven't built a site yet but it looks like it will work out good.

When I was signing up it showed two different plans, but underneath that there is a button where you can sign up for free. The only down side to the free account (that I noticed) is that you can't save your designs online, you have to download the html right away, which isn't too much of a problem.

Here you go: Codiqa - the jQuery Mobile Prototype Builder

Hope this helps some of the mobile site builders!

[MyNameIsAlex]

Nice share, thanks. I'll take a look at it later on. Let us see the finished product of your trial if you wouldn't mind?

[Herschel-W]

Thanks for the nice share.

It will be helpful.

[staffelseo]

Cheap is good and Free is better! Danke Schön!

[romika]

30 day trial not free

[brandonthomas]

Nice! Thanks for sharing!

[CyborgX]

Its a 30-day free trial. I think after the end of the trial period you will have to register with money.

[techblitz]

anyone know of any such sites which support drag and drop dynamic components/forms?

I need such a service to quickly contruct booking sites,mobile home page redirects
Im not a coder so looking for the lazy way out

[midrockdigital]

Would like to see your site once you have finished with it. Thanks for the share.

[midrockdigital]

What's the cost after the trial? Will have to check it out. Don't mind paying if it's reasonable and does the job.

[seriousbiz]

this is one of this I am getting confused, the sites says APPS, not websites. you cant use them the same way cant you? they convert differently dont they?

[everge]

Thanks for the share....looks like pricing starts at $19 per month after 30 Free Trail

[Andrew H]

Hey guys. The company is really trying to be sneaky with their free version. Look under all the other plans and you will see a link that sais "Free Plan". It is limited (as in you cannot save your project, and im sure other minor limitations), but you can develop your site and then export the code.

[Quentin]

This one is free iBuildApp :: Create Free iPhone App Using Online Interface Builder| Android, iPad

Quentin

[RusselsP]

It is 30-days free trial. and than you have to do paid registration.

[ranjhatoronto]

Inexpensive is excellent and No cost is better!this is one of this I am getting puzzled, the websites says APPS, not websites.

[Tsnyder]

Originally Posted by ranjhatoronto

Inexpensive is excellent and No cost is better!this is one of this I am getting puzzled, the websites says APPS, not websites.

Click the demo button... it's clearly a site builder

[Jonathan Branson]

Nice thank you!

[allouche]

I've already heard about that 1 year ago.

[bydhoni]

Nice share! Thanks for sharing

[bizadpros]

There are several inexpensive WSO products for creating mobile websites. Some require copy and pasting, others are a desktop based application.

Either way, free or purchase, there are two things that need to happen:

• You have to get into the client's website (if they have one) and add a redirect script. Without the redirect, your nice mobile site won't really be seen on smart phones.
• You have to have the new mobile website hosted on your, or the client's web hosting or server.

I suggest looking at some of the fellow warriors's products and going that route. Most of the reputable products come with the necessary redirect scripts and website templates.

You get what you pay for with most of the "free" online products, and you are most likely going to find out that the features you really want, are extra (similar to some OTOs here on this forum)