I need a good web design program

[Libila]

Hey guys I am looking for a new web design program and I was wondering what you guys use or have used? I know a bit just using HTML code but I want something easier. Im looking at macromedia mx and adobe go live. But what other ones are out there that have a good pretemplet setup and all that jazz? Thanks in advance guys

 

[my_gst95]

You could use Macromedia's Dreamweaver. It has everything that the experts use, but is simple enough to figure out by novices. It'll also help you understand other things as you play with it such as CSS, Flash, and javascript. Great software

my_gst95

 

[stompk]

coffeecup ( coffeecup.com ) is free ( for awhile or whatever ) and is awesome. it has everything any of the other expensive ones have.

 

[Libila]

I downloaded dreamweaver 4. Ill give this a shot and see if it works for me.

 

[ckeins]

i use dreamweaver mx 2003! its very good and has everything you need.

 

[pharsyde]

I'd tried about everything there is to use.... dreamweaver MX2003 is the best IMO... cleanest code out of all the WYSIWYG's... great CSS support


Edit:::: 2004! .. sorry looking was looking at the post above

 

[Libila]

Well I have dreamweaver 4 now to start out with but maybe I can find dreamweaver mx 03 somewhere. Any tuners want to hook me up with a download and serial number?

 

[DMS-WhiteGSX]

I use Visual Studio..

 

[curtis_rak]

hard coding with a texteditor is the best. There is a good freeware program called Crimson Editor availiable on download.com. It is exactly like UltraEdit, but free and the built-in FTP is much faster.

I used to like WYSIWYG...but once I learned how to code, from a good teacher, I will never use another one.

 

[sidoze]

haha noobs. curtis is on the mark.

dreamweaver MX is the best utility right now though i have to say it. it understands so many languages. i work with php, html, xml, asp, cfml etc and it never fails to know what im doing and to color it properly. it usually notices syntax errors too...thank god

 

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