Web Design

[WiK]

Hey all,

Just wondering how many of you are into web design here. I'm looking for a new web desing program which is under 150$. What do you use and what do you consider its pro's/con's to be?

Thanks

Woo! 200 posts

Phil

 

[Papa Elf]

I use Microsoft Notepad. It is free... comes with every version of Windows.

Get yourself an excellent book about the subject. My favorite is HTML for the World Wide Web . Great book. Go through it front to back, and you will have an awesome website in no time

That is the book I used to create my website

 

[jflis]

Frontpage for very basic work, easy to use and if you know any of the MS office products, you can pretty much use it out of the box.

Dreamweaver is my tool of choice. Lots of power, easy to use and supports many higher end development techniques such as DHTML.

good tool

 

[WiK]

Originally posted by jflis


Dreamweaver is my tool of choice. Lots of power, easy to use and supports many higher end development techniques such as DHTML.

good tool

True, Dreamweaver is a very nice program, bit its a bit pricey though

Phil

 

[graylensman]

I'm trying a demo of BBEdit for Mac. But you can use any sort of word processing app.

I'm teaching myself using the tutorials at Webmonkey:

https://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/teachingtool/index.html

Very comprehensive, and makes HTML very easy to learn.

 

[gothique_97]

Cold Fusion Developer is my tool of choice. Sure, its a bit overkill for simple HTML coding, but then, so is an H238 in a LOC Aura.

 

[Silverleaf]

<--uses Trellix for Web - Publish Anywhere Edition.

It's the best WYSIWYG editor available...period.

 

[shrox]

Plain ol' Netscape Communicator Composer is a good WYSIWYG editor, and it is free! Although in my opinion 4.7 is better than the most recent release.

shrox

 

[eugenefl]

Originally posted by shrox
Plain ol' Netscape Communicator Composer is a good WYSIWYG editor, and it is free! Although in my opinion 4.7 is better than the most recent release.

shrox

aka Mozilla Composer. That's pretty much what I use at work to update our Intranet pages.

 

[loopy]

We use Microsoft Interdev...but then again, it's a full blown asp web application. I like Doug's suggestion of learning HTML and writing it in Notepad...

Loopy