Newbie needs basic suggestions?

[Pennie77]

Hello, I've been designing little 1-2 page websites for years on my little WYSIWYG html editor.

Now, I've worked 2 months on a very large website that wil go global and I've got most pages basically done in html.

I've been looking and trying out Web Easy Professional and it appears to be pretty good to finally do the whole website.

Can anyone here suggest a great USER FRIENDLY or WYSIWYG html software for at or under $60?

I'd sure appreciate the advice! Pennie77

 

[GeneticOpera]

To be honest, if you're getting ready to go pro it might be time to spend the money on a good WYSIWYG editor such as Dreamweaver.

However, I make all my sites in NotePad and have had good results. The best choice may be to take web design classes or read books on the subject instead of buying a pricy WYSIWYG editor as strong coding, rather than pricey programs, makes for great websites. I'm not saying NotePad is the best way as there are better MarkUp Text Editors out there- I just haven't used any.

 

[LouTheDesigner]

I just couldn't imagine writing code without Dreamweaver's split-view. If you know a college student, just buy it using their information and give them the money for it -- you'll get a discount.

Have you tried Nvu?

http://www.net2.com/nvu/

-Lou

 

[Claes Nilsson]

I'm almost with GeneticOpera on this one.

Download a markup text editor and use that. Try eClipse.