Software that creates HTML code to make webpages?

Answer 1

MS Front PageMS Front Page is supposed to be the best but, before you use any HTML editor like Front Page you should have at least a basic knowledge of HTML. This will make it a lot easier to learn the program, develop a professional looking web page, and it will make a world of difference if you have to edit work you have already completed. It doesn't take long to learn. Even if you use an HTML editor you should know how to use tables properly. The program can't teach you this.

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Visit the W3C [see related links] to learn about HTML, the standards behind good markup, and the changes in HTML markup. You will also learn about CSS and XML which will help you build some dynamics into your site.

Some other tools which are great for writing HTML pages:

• HTMLkit [free and is a great learning tool as it anticipates what code you are keying in]
• Google pages [for Google hosted sites]
• Yahoo! Sitebuilder [for Yahoo! hosted sites]
• Notepad2 [color codes your markup]
• Dreamweaver [commercial software with WYSIWYG capability - but bloats code]

Answer 2

The answer to this question depends on your computer skills.

If you are an experienced user, you might want to work with Adobe's Dreamweaver (http://adobe-dreamweaver-cs4.software.informer.com/)

If you are an average user, you might want to get a freeware program, such as PageBreeze (http://pagebreeze-html-editor.software.informer.com/)

Search on the internet, there are a million of such programs. You kinda have to try some of them out to find the best one for yourself.

I use Front Page and Dreamweaver.

Answer 3

Depending upon the type of web page you wish to create and what content you wish to display will determine the software you will need.

The typical web designers' "standard tool box" will include the following basic software:

• Basic image manipulation program [one or several from this short list]
  • Adobe Photoshop [commercial software]
  • GIMP [open source]
  • Paint [free with Windows OS]
• HTML editing software [one or several from this short list]
  • Dreamweaver [commercial software]
  • HTMLkit [open source]
  • Notepad [free with Windows OS]

More sophisticated software is used for more dynamic features of a web page:

• Video/Audio
  • iMovie [Apple's video editing software]
  • Movie Maker [Window's video editing software]
• Games
  • Adobe's Flash [used for simple to complex game creation]
• Fancy/interactive graphics
  • Adobe's Fireworks [a good commercial package for complex images]
• Low-level programming IDE [Independent Development Environment]
  • Eclipse [open source tool for programming, with commercial plugins for more features ad expansions]

Anyone wanting to explore the world of basic web design should visit and read the W3C website [see related links] to learn about the standards, and hazards, of building web pages.

[Caveat: I am not making an exhaustive list of software packages here. The W3C also lists more web tools, and a quick Google search will turn up thousands of software names to choose from. For the"a-list" software choices, I suggest visiting the Adobe site - linked below.]

Answer 4

GoDaddy offers an affordable, do-it-yourself website builder. It includes simple drag-and-drop design tools and hundreds of customizable templates.

Answer 5

Maybe a Free Website Builder With Training,WHAT!! Would Get You Exited.

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