What tools do you use to do web design?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by lonewolff, May 3, 2009.

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  1. greenpop

    greenpop Peon

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    #61
    Dreamweaver for the few times i tried
     
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  2. tonis

    tonis Banned

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    #62
    Dreamweaver, fireworks, flash
     
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    #63
    i more prefer dreamweaver, easy to use.
     
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  4. pipes

    pipes Prominent Member

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    #64
    Ive used Notepad++ and quite like it, plus handy if you need to save without BOM.

    Tried dreamweaver in the past, never could get used to it, and ive read dozens of times that coding with something simple is the way to go and not a wysiwyg.
     
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  5. Masim man

    Masim man Active Member

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    #65
    Notepad++ and DW8 for coding.
    Firework8 and Photoshop for designing and graphic.
    Topstyle for CSS.
    Firefox, IE7, Opera, Safari, Chrome for viewing.
    W3C, Validome for validating.
    IE NetRenderer for IE (old and new version).
     
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  6. caffeinatedworld

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    #66
    Design - Photoshop & Corel (Corel only for logo purpose)

    Code - Microsoft Expression Web - love it :)

    CMS - only Wordpress at the moment.
     
    caffeinatedworld, May 21, 2009 IP
  7. caffeinatedworld

    caffeinatedworld Peon

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    #67
    Design - Photoshop & Corel (Corel only for logo purpose)

    Code - Microsoft Expression Web - love it :)

    CMS - only Wordpress at the moment.
     
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  8. GWebSol_Online

    GWebSol_Online Banned

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    #68
    Hello

    I used photoshop for designing and dreamweaver for HTML code.

    Regards
    GSolOnline
     
    GWebSol_Online, May 21, 2009 IP
  9. mssusan

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    #69
    I use dreamweaver for html and CSS coding... its good and easy for me because I am new in coding... I use Photoshop and illustrator for the designing part.
     
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    tonicc Well-Known Member

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    Coda and Photoshop!
     
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  11. Evgeniy

    Evgeniy Member

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    Photoshop CS4 and Microsoft Expression Web 2

    Best applications for Web Design, in my opinion.
     
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  12. V_tpp

    V_tpp Active Member

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    #72
    You guys are being mean to Notepad. :D

    Look at these beauties here (http://www.thepimppanther.com/wordpressthemesdemo/?p=22)
    made in the "one undo program" only. :)

    Not bad, huh? :D
     
    V_tpp, May 22, 2009 IP
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    kk5st Prominent Member

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    #73
    It's not that you can't do the work in Notepad, it's that it is feature impoverished, causing a low level of productivity.

    Multiple levels of undo are only are only a small part of the picture. What about multiple items on your clipboard, or being able to append one copy operation to another automagically? Consider having several files open simultaneously, even viewing and working on more than one at a time, side by side or one over the other, in panes?

    I could go on and on about the features a good editor has; Notepad is a toy by comparison.

    cheers,

    gary
     
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  14. V_tpp

    V_tpp Active Member

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    #74
    I know, Gary, and I was just kidding.
    But there was a point after all in my post.
    It's not the program that matters but the person who uses it.
    One year ago, I was using a very advanced WYSIWYG editor to design shitty websites, now I am using notepad with much more decent results.

    As for notepad itself, I don't know why I like it so much... but to me, code in notepad looks much more explicit than in any php/html/css editor.
    Guess I just got used to it.
     
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  15. along1

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    I'm use adobe photoshop,adobe illiustrator for the web designs and logo's,dreamviewer for coding psd to xhtml/css.
     
    along1, May 24, 2009 IP
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