What's the BEST Web Designing software to use?
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Dreamweaver is the best. Easy to use and handles dynamic content very well.
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It depends on how much you want to spend and how much you know about HTML.  My personal choice is Dreamweaver (from Macromedia, now part of Adobe).  That allows you to edit in HTML and using a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) interface at the same time.  Dreamweaver is very expensive though.  \n\nCoffee Cup software (www.coffeecup.com) make their own software which I have not used, but looks reasonably good and that is also quite cheap.  \n\nThe best thing to do is download a few trial versions and see which you like best!
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Dreamweaver, hands down.\nNot terribly difficult to learn, but will handle every need as you go on, including all other Macromedia products too.  Not cheap, but its the best, and industry standard.\n\nNot sure what you mean by background ....\nruns on windows, dunno if mac
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Macromedia Dreamweaver in my view. \n\nI think the best website is more graphics and creativeness than just plain software help. I think it comes from experience and vision to your business prospective. \n\nFor design like msn, yahoo etc. you need proper database structure and lots of people behind the scene maintaining it. \n\nLanguages : HTML, SQL, Java, Java script, ASP, Cold Fusion etc. This are the list of choices and each one has unique benefits of its own.\n\nI hope I gave enough information to get the best answer points.
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The best two that I use are:\nwebspawner and geocities
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what you need is a webpage designing application for beginners like microsoft frontpage. (since you are  new)\n\nOR\n\nyou can also try some free online site builders like yahoo site builder, which you get when you register a website on http://geocities.yahoo.com\n\nOR \nif you are seeking an advanced application Adobe Dreamweaver is the right one for you.
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Try macromedia Dreamweaver.......It's Easy, and simply the best.......
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I use notepad for all my webdesigning needs. Of course, I also need Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox to do a quick check for errors, but it's best to know all the code that goes into each webpage.
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Good luck!  Those are tough programs to learn.\n\nIf you get stumped with Dreamweaver, try this program...EZLAVA Web Site Builder.  It's a powerful alternative.
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We used EZLAVA to create our web site.  A friend referred us to EZLAVA, saying it was what they used and they loved it.  So we tried it and agree, it's awesome.  \n\nWith the program, you don't have to know HTML, PHP, ASP, or JavaScript.  It does all that for you via a central admin that appears when you click on an object (images, text, forms, etc.) to make changes.\n\nWe started on a blank edit page (studio area), and uploaded our own graphics into the database.  Using the program, we set up one main web page template using our graphics. We were able to drop all of our graphics onto the page at once.  Then we set up our links and saved the page as a "custom template".  EZLAVA calls them custom templates.  They are pages or content layouts that can be added to multiple pages over and over.  It saved us a bunch of time. By creating one web page with all your page links and graphics, you can apply that layout to any web page you need.  And those templates can be locked.  So when you make a change to the template, it makes those changes site wide.\n\nIt also has a dynamic shopping cart builder, form builder, html text editor, and every other feature you'd need.  We use it in tandem with Photoshop to do all of our web stuff.  But they do have web site designs already within the system.  So if someone wanted to use them, they're free.  They also have tons of clipart photos and graphics for use on your web pages.\n\nOverall, it's really easy to use.  We found the EZLAVA software definitely worth it!
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The best one to start with would be HTML
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Well to be honest, it sux. But as a beginer thats OKAY. In fact GOOD JOB. But u gotta improve. Always give a pretty attracting background image, it will look better and use some buttons rather text. Use dreamwaver,, its the best web designing software.\n\nNeo
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Hmm .. depends on what you want.\nI'm doing websites for a long time and to be honest with you .. the best product I encounter until now was Adobe GoLive + some basic knowledge of HTML.\nYou can try GoLive by downloading it here http://www.adobe.com/products/golive/\n\nHope this helps
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Webdesign can be a lot of fun to learn, however it's very time consuming.  Different professionals go different directions... Linux based and Windows Based.\n\nLinux is more of CGI, Python, Perl\nWindows is more ASP, ASP.NET, .NET (which is how I design all my websites.. if it's good enough for companies like Jaguar, it's good enough for me)\n\nThere is also software.\nYou can learn stuff like FrontPage, Coolpage, LiquidFX, and you can be ridiculed by professionals.\nOr you can use the industry standard which is Dreamweaver.  It's the best, hand's down.  Anyone whose been in the business on a professional level will tell you to go with Dreamweaver.\n\nYou need to know basic photo editing.\nFireworks, Photoshop, JASC and Corel, all provide great photoediting software.  JASC for it's money ($99) will work just fine for basic web editing.  \n\nSo, from my standpoint if you know the following setup, people will be crawling to you...\n\nASP.NET\nASP 3.0\nHTML 4.0\nCGI / PERL\nPython\nPhotoshop CS2\nDreamweaver 8
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I try different ones and even Godaddy.com but I found a better one for me because I don't know nothing about web designing or HTML programming. Just go to Cogni360host.co.nr they offer a lot more for a good price. The basic package which is $5.95/month have way more than the premium packages form other companies.\n\nThey also give you a free domain name or url, free web templates, and a free online web site builder that is really easy to use... No programming necesary.\n\nJust take a look at their web site...\n\nHope you the best man.
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There are Many (Everyone choose whatever he likes):-\n\n\nMS FRONTPAGE (i am using this with combination of others, very easy to use)\n\nComes with MS Office\n\n\nTOWEB : \nYou are looking for an easy-to-use software to quickly create a Web Site or a Blog without any web designing skills, without dealing with web programming stuff, without using a retouching software for your pictures and without being left alone in front of a blank page with dozens of incomprehensible options ? Then TOWeb is just made for you !\n\nhttp://www.lauyan.com/en/tw-home/index.html\n\n\nMacromedia® Studio 8:-\n\n is the must-have suite for start-to-finish design, development and maintenance of websites, applications, games, interactive presentations, and mobile content.\n\nStudio comes with all assential tools used in advance level web designing\n\nDreamweaver 8\nThe industry-leading web development tool, enabling users to efficiently design, develop and maintain standards-based websites and applications.\n\nFlash Professional 8\nThe industry's most advanced authoring environment for creating interactive websites, digital experiences and mobile content.\n\nFireworks 8\nBalance maximum image quality with minimum compression size as you create, edit and optimize images for the web with precise control.\n\nContribute 3\nFreeing designers and developers from web maintenance, allowing others to easily update content in a controlled environment that preserves the integrity of the website.\n\nFlashPaper 2\nAllowing anyone to easily convert documents, presentations, spreadsheets and other file types into Macromedia Flash documents or PDF files with one click.\n\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/studio/\n\nand lot more....
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I've been Web programming for over seven years and have used both.\n\nHands-down, Dreamweaver is the more powerful tool for Web editing, either as a beginner or an old pro. Dreamweaver makes making Web pages pretty much easier than FrontPage does, and there's practically no support for XML or CSS in FrontPage, while Dreamweaver has huge support for both.\n\nFrontPage does make certain server-side tasks, such as sending e-mail via a form, easier than Dreamweaver does, if you have FrontPage extensions enabled on your Web site.\n\nBut the final test is simple: Look at your favorite Web sites and choose View Source Code from your browser at any home page it has.\n\nFrontPage leaves a META creator tag that says FrontPage; DreamWeaver uses MM_ in the front of all the JavaScript it creates.\n\nI bet, on your favorite sites, you almost never see the creator=FrontPage tag, but you commonly see the MM_ in the JavaScript on those pages.\n\nVery few serious Web designers / developers use FrontPage. Many use Dreamweaver; now that Dreamweaver is an Adobe product, the number of people using it is only going to grow.