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what is the best webpage builder? by expert on 10-08-2004 at 11:14 PM

does any one know any good webpage builders ???? and dont say freewebs look at my site i made there8o| http://www.tornforums.tk

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by marissa on 10-08-2004 at 11:27 PM

freeservers.com? um, angelfire, they're kind good with space wise...i made a site, but its dead, its a good place holder :p

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by DJeX on 10-09-2004 at 04:24 AM

Front Page 2003 (Y) you use it in your computer but it makes for great results.

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Mnjul on 10-09-2004 at 04:42 AM

I'd suggest Dreamweaver MX 2004 (Y) It's also a client software :)

However, whatever you use, things will get a lot easier if you are familiar with HTML tags, javascripts and CSS :)

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by expert on 10-09-2004 at 05:09 AM

yes mnjul i do use dreamweaver mx 2004 quite hard though 

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by user27089 on 10-09-2004 at 07:50 AM

quote:
Originally posted by coobydoo
yes mnjul i do use dreamweaver mx 2004 quite hard though


If you ever need any help with it, or any other software, then don't hesitate to pm me, its a simple program once you get used to it, and i'll help anytime.. Get you started if you know what I mean...
RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Eljay on 10-09-2004 at 07:52 AM

yep dreamweaver is the best site designing software imo as well
i find frontpage just too....... microsoft-ish :refuck: :P

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by user27089 on 10-09-2004 at 07:58 AM

quote:
Originally posted by leejeffery
yep dreamweaver is the best site designing software imo as well
i find frontpage just too....... microsoft-ish :refuck: :P

Well, I suppose its made by Microsoft? Maybe thats why its microsoft-ish, see, was there any need for that spam??

Coobydoo, there are a lot of them.

www.4t.com
www.lycos.com (or do they just host)...
www.freeservers.com
www.freewebs.com lol..

or you can download a decent template, I used to use this website:

www.freelayouts.com
RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Jeronimo on 10-09-2004 at 10:26 AM

quote:
Originally posted by leejeffery
yep dreamweaver is the best site designing software imo as well
i find frontpage just too....... microsoft-ish :refuck: :P
Blah! I find I use Notepad more than anything to edit my webpages. Its fast to load, and has all the features I need :)

Actually Dreamweaver is the way to go if you are starting out. Its easy to use, and has a plethora of features. Be sure to look at the code often, as its important to be able to know what everything does. Dreamweaver isn't flawless, so there may be times when you need a quick tweak of the code. :)
RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Qucumber on 10-11-2004 at 08:26 AM

Studio MX 2004 is the best software EVER made... not just Dreamweaver, Fireworks is AWESOME for webpages as well... when I am feeling really lazy I throw something together in about 5 mintues with Fireworks and they always look great!!

Studio MX 2004 ALL THE WAY!

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Mike on 10-11-2004 at 01:25 PM

Notepad :)

(or http://www.geocities.com )

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Concord Dawn on 10-11-2004 at 01:39 PM

In order of most useful for web n00bs.

  1. Dreamweaver MX 2004 in combination with other Macromedia MX products.
  2. Frontpage
  3. Any online builders (Geocities, etc.)
  4. Notepad
    [/list]
RE: RE: what is the best webpage builder? by toddy on 10-11-2004 at 01:48 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Chaotic_Shield
In order of most useful for web n00bs.

  1. Dreamweaver MX 2004 in combination with other Macromedia MX products.
  2. Frontpage
  3. Any online builders (Geocities, etc.)
  4. Notepad
    [/list]

that order really sucks

how is using an online site builder harder then using dreamweaver ???
RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Xero_Cool on 10-11-2004 at 02:33 PM

Dream Weaver 2004 & Microsoft Front Page 2003. Both pwn :D.

-Xero_Cool

RE: RE: what is the best webpage builder? by NeoRevan on 10-11-2004 at 03:03 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Jeronimo
quote:
Originally posted by leejeffery
yep dreamweaver is the best site designing software imo as well
i find frontpage just too....... microsoft-ish :refuck: :P
Blah! I find I use Notepad more than anything to edit my webpages. Its fast to load, and has all the features I need :)

Actually Dreamweaver is the way to go if you are starting out. Its easy to use, and has a plethora of features. Be sure to look at the code often, as its important to be able to know what everything does. Dreamweaver isn't flawless, so there may be times when you need a quick tweak of the code. :)
Im not just 'starting out', but I still use Dreamweaver. I actually never use the WYSIWYG part, I find it much harder than handcoding it. :P


quote:
Originally posted by Chaotic_Shield
In order of most useful for web n00bs.

  1. Dreamweaver MX 2004 in combination with other Macromedia MX products.
  2. Frontpage
  3. Any online builders (Geocities, etc.)
  4. Notepad
    [/list]

I find that post offensive. If you use notepad, then you should seriously rethink your skills.
At least use a text editor with bleeding syntax highlighting.
I am the one responsible for the development of the RPG Integration Hack for vBulletin, and I use DW to do all my coding. It doesnt add any ease to the job, apart from syntax highlighting, and the extension I built in to have the entire php.net manual in there.

Unless you hit "Create a website", Dreamweaver is just Notepad with syntax highlighting. You can make your coding job just as easy or as hard even if you use DW, so I kindfully ask you all to LAY THE FECK OFF saying that using DW automatically means your a n00b.

If you use Notepad, its your own bloody problem, but dont think your 1337 just cos you are still stuck in the stone age.


//out
RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Qucumber on 10-11-2004 at 03:50 PM

Notepad is awesome, no one needs to "rethink" their skills... but after I found HomeSite and TopStyle, I will NEVER go back to notepad - and NeoRevan is right, doesn't make the coding any easies but it highlights it nicely.

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by izcool on 10-11-2004 at 11:56 PM

Notepad.  :)  (That's what I use).

RE: what is the best webpage builder? by Concord Dawn on 10-12-2004 at 01:47 AM

My list was in order of usefulness! Dreamweaver in combination with other MX products (like Fireworks and HomeSite) owns all ass if you don't know f*** all about webpage code, and since it's got syntax highlighting in the coder section if you do, it's a really good all around tool. Web builders suck IMO because they don't offer the same features, and the parsing on some of them suck, making the pages only readable in IE.