Web-site building software
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Web-site building software
Looking to purchase web-site building software. I have five domains purchased from godaddy that I pay for every year, but do not use.
I am happy to pay for the software, even for the Adobe product. Hoping to find something with good templates. I purchased a web design software two years ago, and it was more a toy software. Anyone that published using the software had a very amateur looking web-site.
I am looking for software that a non-techie can use, but makes a very professional looking web-site. I am willing to go to a community college or n-line course to learn the software.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Mike
I am happy to pay for the software, even for the Adobe product. Hoping to find something with good templates. I purchased a web design software two years ago, and it was more a toy software. Anyone that published using the software had a very amateur looking web-site.
I am looking for software that a non-techie can use, but makes a very professional looking web-site. I am willing to go to a community college or n-line course to learn the software.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Mike
#4
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ive used fireworks too. set aside about 2 or so work days to get completely familiar with it though.
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Thanks for the information. I have a copy of Frontpage 2003 but was unable to figure it out.
Checking out the Adobe web-site, they also have a product called Dreamweaver. Any thoughts on how Dreamweaver compares to Fireworks?
Checking out the Adobe web-site, they also have a product called Dreamweaver. Any thoughts on how Dreamweaver compares to Fireworks?
#6
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They both work very well. I've used both, well I've actually used all of Adobe'* products to some degree to accomplish what I was doing.
Download the trials to both, and see which you like more?
Download the trials to both, and see which you like more?
#7
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yeah, definitely download the trials before you drop any money. adobe is too expensive to just buy it and hope for the best. if you wanted a more basic website you could always just learn code. its a royal pita but its free and easy. just tedious.
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