Markup Factory is the revolutionary web publishing platform for today’s web designer.

Together, designers and website managers can use Markup Factory to quickly produce and publish accessible, feature-rich websites.

Markup Factory is a web publishing platform that helps you create great websites and keep them fresh and useful and alive. Plus, you can easily start an email newsletter, publish a calendar or blog, or take online registrations for your events.

After designing and building custom websites for a number of years, we realized that we were building the same things over and over again for many clients. We also realized that many other content management systems were either too difficult for the clients to use or didn’t quite hit the mark as far as functionality and interface. We wanted to be able to give our clients that dream website for a price they could afford. Markup Factory was born out of a desire to eliminate much of the heavy lifting from our web projects, while still providing our designers complete creative freedom to create extraordinary websites on a shoestring budget.

We’ve worked hard over the last 7 years developing and refining our platform and interface to include the essential functionality. Like most people, we didn’t have access to millions of dollars of outside funding, so we bootstrapped this startup. It took much longer than it would have with funding, but we made it!

Our vision for the product is to provide a stable platform on which to build your website or web application. We intend to continue to refine and develop the interface as the web evolves and we receive feedback from users. We also intend to leverage the evolving world wide web to make cutting edge Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 technologies accessible to the masses. We’re excited about things like the semantic web, social networking, web services, APIs, XML, WiKis, AJAX, Blogs, Podcasts, and the like. Our aim is to make these technologies readily accessible to designers and developers by lowering the bar on what is required to take part in the new world wide web, while raising the bar on the quality of websites in the wild.