What Program Do You Use To Design Your Web? has another good than dreamweaver ?

[csp4.0 1]

I find dreamweaver and fireworks, and all that stuff really useful, but I still use frontpage and even notepad to do some light modifications on the coding

[Soviet 0]

Im using Macromedia Dreamweaver 8.. best for me..

[vmatosc 0]

Fireworks is great, but whether it's the best depends on what you're actually trying to achieve at the time. Photoshop and Illustrator are both more appropriate on occasion.I do love Fireworks, and it's an essential part of my toolkit, but if I had to only use one program, then I'd pick Photoshop. I'd miss out on the superior vector-based graphics in Fireworks and Illustrator, but I wouldn't be able to do without the control for custom filters and the industry standard file formats that my clients and associates require their images saved to.In the real world, I use Photoshop, Illustrator and Fireworks and wouldn't want to be without any of them, as they all have their strengths!

[Codemaster Snake 0]

I use notepad for coding.PS CS2 for graphicsapache/php/mysql for testing

[Codemaster Snake 0]

I use notepad for coding.PS CS2 for graphicsapache/php/mysql for testing

[eka_ys 0]

I use notepad++ to edit my website, I only need this because I use CSS and only use a bit of graphics (small ones).

[rvalkass 5]

I can't believe I haven't replied to this topic in all this time. What I use to edit my website depends on which computer I am using. If I am using my Windows PC then I'll usually use Notepad++ for anything quick, or Eclipse for a major project. The various plugins available for Eclipse make it a great environment for coding anything. When I'm at school I use Dreamweaver, simply because they have nothing else that will do syntax highlighting, or Notepad.On my laptop I run Kubuntu, so I can still use Eclipse for any major work, but I use something like Kate for any quick and simple work I need to get done.

[shavaray@hotmail.com 0]

u can use the following:

illustrator (to design the site, then convert it into html plus-should be CS2 or newer)
imageready (adobe-limited control over some content/context)
flash
adobe designer (to help with online/printed forms and documents)
adobe go live
director

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sincerely,
shah boogie

I has use a lot all of macromedia suit like Dreamweaver ultradev4 , 4 , mx , mx2004. Is there another good program to design website than macromedia dreamweaver? I just want to try other software may be I will get a new idea and effect for my site.
PS. don't try 2 answer microsoft frontpage hehehe :XD:

[odomike 0]

I generally use a combination DreamWeaver CS3 and Frontpage 2003 for the web coding while photoshop CS3 and fireworks CS3 are for the graphical designing. If I have anything to do with flash, I prefer Flash CS3 professional. I combine both DW and Frontpage because I have found out that there are somethings that DW cant do which FP can do and some things which FP cant do which DW can do.It makes the whole designing a more easier for me if I combine both.

[Atthack 0]

Thanks for that info odomike, I've never gotten to try out FrontPage yet :XD:Myself - I use Photoshop (CS2 on school and CS3 at home), Dreamweaver (CS2 at school and CS3 at home), Flash (yeah you know the drill ), and InDesign etc.Coding isn't anything of my particular skills, so f.ex i could easily design a cool busty design, but i have no idea how i would convert it to an editable website. :DBut it's the THOUGHT that matters! Long Live BRAINS! ;P

[NYbadboy911 0]

photo shop 9 sc

[mabhishekjhawar 0]

Well i use ,,a software called webpage maker.Web Page Maker is an easy-to-use web page editor that allows you to create and upload web pages in minutes without knowing HTML. Simply drag and drop objects onto the page and position them freely in the layout. It comes with several pre-designed templates that help you to get started. It also includes ready-to-use navigation bars that can be inserted into the page. Additional features include built-in color picker, Java script library, image library and built-in FTP client.i hav been using this since a year , i have abosultely no knowlege about php,scripts. but i m learning,and processing, the best feature of this it can include HTML/SCRITS , jus drag and rop. tats the basic funda. Love this Web pagemaker, try it.

[blogmaster 0]

I use notepad++ to edit my website, I only need this because I use CSS and only use a bit of graphics (small ones).

Notepad++ is a great piece of software. It's the only one I use since I the bulk of my sites are PHP codes. It does include a WYSIWYG editor but I don't use it at all. I focus more on functionality than on design. I'm a programmer not a designer. I'm not very creative :XD:

[m4rk0551 0]

I use Photoshop for graphics and Joomla for building the site. If anybody doesn't know how to code, or doesn't know what joomla is, here is some brief info.

Joomla! is an award-winning Content Management System (CMS) that will help you build websites and other powerful online applications. Best of all, Joomla! is an open source solution that is freely available to everybody.Joomla! in Action

Joomla! is used all over the world to power everything from simple, personal homepages to complex corporate web applications. Here are just some of the ways people use our software:

* Corporate websites or portals
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* Corporate intranets and extranets
* School and church websites
* Personal or family homepages
* Community-based portals
* Magazines and newspapers
* the possibilities are limitless…

Joomla! can be used to easily manage every aspect of your website, from adding content and images to updating a product catalog or taking online reservations.

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[jamers 0]

Ultraedit - the best darn almost free text editor there is. Photoshop CS2 and Xara X1 or Corel Draw 10 whatever the job requires. Recently I did a vector graphic from a scan of an old drawing done in like 1867. Corel Draw trace and some tweaking did the trick in really short time. I was going to do it all from scratch in Xara which might have taken me 8 hours and here it was done in like an hour. Bonus 'cause I charged the same price and the client was very happy.I do use Dreamweaver but only for managing the ftp of all my sites and when I need to make a Dream Weaver template for a website. Usually this is only needed on larger sites.Better to know what you're doing and use CSS styles and a good text editor.