Hi everyone,
I was thinking in ways of being more productive working with LPs and I was wondering if there is any way to browse html files quickly just using some kind of file explorer that render the html documents in order to get a preview of the LP.
I mean, let's assume I have a folder in Windows with a lot of subfolders organized by, for example, vertical, language and finally the LP folder. I you want to check the best LP available to run a new campaign, you need to check several folders and open the html files, since thre is no rendered preview instead the file icon. In addition, it not very comfortable to see several LPs at the same time and compare which is best to pick.
So, could you guys recommend any software that can help to browse landing pages stored in a computer like a preview gallery in order to pick LPs quickly by having a first glance of their visual apparence?
Thanks!
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-Zach
Thanks for your answer, Zach. But I was looking more for a solution for my local files and own templates.
In any case, it's good to know those
Thanks
I don't know of software in Windows that has such an ability, I just have multiple screens so never had that issue.
I do know that Macs have that ability already included in the default file explorer.
I've been checking some file managers and I think I've found a good solution by using Unreal Commander. This software includes a quick view panel which shows html LPs with all the CSS and Javascript functions. So, if you select an html file, the preview panel shows the lander as if it were running in an standard web browser. It also includes a handy search tool that can move the results to the standard browser panel. So, you can search for every *.html file in a folder and then move the results to the browser panel.
Then, considering the typical situation where name index.html is given to all html files, you can display the files including their relative path and then order by path names, so they appear ordered by subfolder names. This means that if you set names related to vertical, language, offer, etc, LPs appear quite good organized. The final result is a dual panel window with files sorted by relative path on the left and a quick view on the right.
It also includes FTP access, so you can browse you LP library hosted remotely in a comfortable way. I think this looks as a great way to get LP organized and have a quick visual access to them when launching a campaign and you need to pick some landers quickly to edit, upload and run traffic.
Hope it can help to someone else with the same issue looking for a solution.