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Best Web Design software?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by MattEvers, Oct 2, 2005.

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  1. amemoh

    amemoh Peon

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    #101
    I think Dreamweaver is good
     
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  2. radiant_luv

    radiant_luv Peon

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    The trail of USELESS posts has started ==^
     
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  3. bobwillz

    bobwillz Active Member

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    #103
    For designing Adobephotoshop is best !
    and for Html dreamweaver is best.
     
    bobwillz, Dec 2, 2010 IP
  4. Kerosene

    Kerosene Alpha & Omega™ Staff

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    #104
    Dreamweaver *code view* (Version 8, 2005, by Macromedia NOT Adobe) is still one of my favourite editors.
    Coloured syntax highlighting, code hints, incredibly fast local search and replace (can be applied to an entire directory), and FTP so you can work live from the server.
    I can't understand why more people aren't using it.

    Oh.. and unlike Notepad, it has multiple undos. :p
     
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  5. radiant_luv

    radiant_luv Peon

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    #106
    :D Maybe they should just make it a sticky.
     
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  7. ndowens

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    #107
    Though of course Dreamweaver is for Windows, for people like me who uses GNU/Linux, I use GVim/Vim sometimes, also I have one called Scribes that is suppose to be similar to Textmate for Mac, though it is pretty nice. Though I don't do the WYSIWYG type, I tend to just use a text editor or maybe something with little more options but still have to hand-code the (x)HTML/CSS myself.
     
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  8. ndowens

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    #108

    I also liked HTML-Kit pretty good. It is pretty nice to be free. Though I tend to use a regular text editor for my coding.
     
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  9. tinajohn

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    #109
    For basic form and design learn w3schools.com. it very easy to learn:)
     
    tinajohn, Dec 4, 2010 IP
  10. radiant_luv

    radiant_luv Peon

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    #110
    Did you read what OP had to say? He wants to know "What is the best Website Design Software to use?" BESIDES, THIS IS QUITE A OLD THREAD (990 days old), THERE IS NO POINT DIGGING THESE OLDER THREADS.
     
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  11. aliyani

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    #111
    hi, i would like to know the free web designing software. I am also new to design and programming .Please help me out
     
    aliyani, Dec 6, 2010 IP
  12. MayaLocke

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    #112
    I am a fan of Dreamweaver for web design, its pricey but the best.
     
    MayaLocke, Dec 6, 2010 IP
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    I tried out a free one when i was at college, can't remember it's name. The coding colours were different then dreamweaver, threw me right off... It has to be dreamweaver because the colours make sense (somehow). I only use it for the colours mind.
     
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    #114
    Dreamweaver is the best one
     
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    Jalpari Notable Member

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    #115
    hands up for dreamweaver cs4
     
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    #117
    if know how to use............

    these two relay good and flexible to use...
     
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    #118
    Dreamweaver is always the best but I have been using Serif Webplus 4 for speed on a few lately, its great for my netbook too so when I'm on the train a can pop a site together in 30 mins that looks OK and I have found that despite the huge amounts of inline CSS it indexes quite well, and its cheap when you have loads of machines
     
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    #119
    Seem so many people like to use dreamweaver, i also love it because it easy to design out a webpage but i hate those code behind which is still there even we have delete it and change other design. For example we create a table and so on, then later we remove the table in the screen but the code do not complete delete it. That why when we host it to internet. We can find out that it loading slower because of so many rubbish code in there which not complete deleted.
     
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  20. JSProjects

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    #120
    At this point it's probably easiest to customize Wordpress. But as far as desktop software, I don't think anything can beat Dreamweaver. I've used it for years. Old-school Frontpage 2003 is still pretty decent too.
     
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