editor thats easy to learn and easy to use

bebiix · Joined: 22 Jan 2006 Posts: 1

hi everyone i am an amature of this html world, i want to start up a website. i am a designer that has no clue of how html works . is there an easy way to design and set up your page with an editor thats easy to learn and easy to use plus the added design??
please email me back asap
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Corey Bryant · Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 3:09 am

I started using Frontpage Express probably back in 1996 or so and use FP 2003 today still. I can handcode a valid HTML document when needed. There is also Dreamweaver and Nvu as well both of which I have not used.

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degsy · Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 2440 Location: North East, UK

It depends on what you want to achieve.

If you want to code yourself for cheap then use a HTML/Text editor and learn the code

Personally I wouldn't touch FrontPage, but NVU is a good cheap alternative to dreamweaver.

Get Dreamweaver if you are serious about creating full sites/templates.

If you want a full site in one where you just have to edit text then checkout NetObjects Fusion.

Matrim · Joined: 01 Nov 2005 Posts: 15

I would recommend Eversoft Firstpage. I have an older version of that program and I love it. This program works more directly with html than Micrsoft Frontpage does. By using Firstpage I learned most of what I know of html. Best of all, it's free! The website is http://www.evrsoft.com

Frankie0566 · Joined: 16 Mar 2006 Posts: 12 Location: NJ

When I first started what I used was Netscape Composer in Netscape Navigator 4.7 way back. It was just like doing a Flyer in Word and it did the HTML code for you similar to Front Page Express which I then discoverd. I not use a text editor called NoteTab Lite where its kind of from scratch, but its easy to use and you can download it free. I still dont know to much but what ever code I dont know how to do, I just go to Google and type "HTML code for whatever"... and bingo.
Here is a link to my site: www.geocities.com/cfplweb/index.htm Kind of borrowed and modified a CSS but the rest I did.

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alexmos · Joined: 27 Apr 2006 Posts: 19

When I started learning HTML 2-3 years ago, I started with Dreamweaver and never stopped using it... A client of mine asked a FrontPage editable layout... and must say I thank god I did not start with FrontPage... But if you do not want to go "professional" FrontPage is kind of ok...

I think Dreamweaver is best choice even if you are just starting...

gr8bargans · Joined: 30 Apr 2006 Posts: 1

AOLPress is an extremely easy way to design and learn basic webpage building. Best of all - it's free
http://members.aol.com/rjdriver/aolpress.htm