A friend and me plan to set up our own business. The first thing we want to do is to set up a good web site. We both know a little bit, and did a basic web site when we were in college. I know there are a lot eay to use web design software. I wonder any one can recommend one that is easy to learn and use? Thank you!
chupacabra
Mar 27, 06 12:48 pm
Dreamweaver.
Reason
Mar 27, 06 12:50 pm
Jasoncxross, thanks! I wonder if it is easy to learn and intuitive?
chupacabra
Mar 27, 06 12:59 pm
It is better than anything else. All web design is full of trial and error, but dreamweaver is as intuitive as they come.
threadkilla
Oct 31, 17 8:33 am
Notepad++, but then again I like code my stuff by hand. It's also the reason I haven't updated it in a few years, mostly because I'm not fully up to date on latest html standards, on account of focusing on building actual things. Dreamweaver's pretty good, but honestly Notepad++ does everything that I needed from Dreamweaver (namely it colour codes your tags). If you want to go the easy route good looks and works, get on that squarespace thing
null pointer
Oct 31, 17 10:57 am
If you have zero coding experience, and zero web design experience, go make a squarespace site.
Alternatively, consider hosting a WordPress site somewhere.
Do not try to go the Notepad++ route unless you're going to make a minimalist website or plan to work as a web designer in the future.
A friend and me plan to set up our own business. The first thing we want to do is to set up a good web site. We both know a little bit, and did a basic web site when we were in college. I know there are a lot eay to use web design software. I wonder any one can recommend one that is easy to learn and use? Thank you!
Dreamweaver.
Jasoncxross, thanks! I wonder if it is easy to learn and intuitive?
It is better than anything else. All web design is full of trial and error, but dreamweaver is as intuitive as they come.
Notepad++, but then again I like code my stuff by hand. It's also the reason I haven't updated it in a few years, mostly because I'm not fully up to date on latest html standards, on account of focusing on building actual things. Dreamweaver's pretty good, but honestly Notepad++ does everything that I needed from Dreamweaver (namely it colour codes your tags). If you want to go the easy route good looks and works, get on that squarespace thing
If you have zero coding experience, and zero web design experience, go make a squarespace site.
Alternatively, consider hosting a WordPress site somewhere.
Do not try to go the Notepad++ route unless you're going to make a minimalist website or plan to work as a web designer in the future.