webdesign programs

[mydarnhost]

What programs do you recommend for web design? I use Paint Shop Pro

 

[Phlint.com]

Photoshop for the overall design.

 

[TB Rich]

Are you talking about just the design? or coding as well?

Either way some excellent utilitys are:

Photoshop
Dreamweaver
Microsoft Frontpage

Or if you are look for an all-in-one utility I would definately try Macromedia Studio You can use it to design and develop many different things. It includes dreamweaver, macromedia flash, fireworks, coldfusion, etc.

 

[affordahost]

Photoshop, Dreamweaver and the amazing notepad...oh and MS paint (good for small changes as it loads quickly..etc).

 

[Phlint.com]

Yea, in terms of the programming you can just use Dreamweaver, which is a very good resource to have. Also, everyone knows that notepad/wordpad is good for quick and easy html edits

 

[TJR Networks]

What programs do you recommend for web design? I use Paint Shop Pro

For design I prefer Photoshop CS, and for coding a combination of a Adobe GoLive and a basic text editor.

 

[Daisy]

I use Photoshop 7.0 (<-- the best), notepad, and the text editor that comes with CuteFTP.

 

[wongpk]

Photoshop for the whole layout
Illustrator for the logo
sometime MS Paint for small icon

 

[LucnetSolutions]

Photo Shop CS and Dreamweaver MX will do everything you need. Hope you have the money to invest. It is worth it.

 

[aster]

Gimp is a nice free graphics editor that used together with a textEditor like textpad or something similar produces nice websites. Of course coding it yourself...

WYSIWYG web design software are not very usefull for me. I don't usually recomend them

 

[peter phillips]

Photoshop and Dreamweaver.

 

[solbie]

I use Photoshop, Dreamweaver and the holy notepad, workd perfect for me

 

[JBelthoff]

I like Visual Studios.Net 2003. Of course I use Photoshop and Illustrator for images and such.

However, Dreamweaver, FrontPage, and yes NotePad are all good choices!

 

[my-e-space]

I use a combo of Photoshop, ImageReady, and Dreamweaver. Although i'm no mast designer, I am getting better :thumbsup:

 

[Exon]

I like CrimsonEditor (www.crimsoneditor.com) - and then either FrontPage or Dreamweaver - whatever computer/laptop I happen to be at.

 

[ANMMark]

I'm an avid user of PaintShop Pro 7 and the new PaintShop Pro 10 (Corel did an AWESOME job of revamping that software).

For coding, I use Crimson Editor. Of course, I'm used to doing everything by hand, as a Visual Basic and PHP coder.

 

[zenndex]

I'm using the Photoshop - Dreamweaver combination for over five yours now, two great programs. In my early years it was Notepad + other programs

 

[Equinox]

NotePad++ for Windows (SF.net Link)

I use Fireworks to do my layout/editing, but dedicatedly use notepad for the actual HTML/PHP/ASP/JS. Before I started using CSS-based layouts, I was using Dreamweaver, but it's preference towards users who use tables instead of CSS has made me move away.

Besides, only people who need to use Dreamweaver's predictive tags use dreamweaver

 

[sniper910]

Hmm I would suggest Dreamweaver for the coding

 

[george7004]

lol I use notepad and photoshop