What is the easiest program to use to design a web site (not frot Templates)?

26.September, 2009

Also, what are the steps?
ALSO WHAT ARE THE STEPS TO DESIGNING THE WEBSITE???

If you currently are a web subscriber, your current provider offers a homepage into which you can FTP your current webpage(s) [which can be authored/designed using Composer [an authoring tool which is free when using Netscape browser], NotePad, MSN Word, FrontPage, DreamWeaver, etc.] and use the homepage hosting services. In a sense, you are hosting a commercial webpage via the homepage link and incurring merely the monthly access of, say, AOL.com, etc. Nevertheless, should you want to link your current domain name to the homepage URL, you’ll need to use a third-party redirection service, i.e., mydomain.com [which is free] or simply direct your domain name registry, i.e., godaddy.com to forward your domain name [with masking] to the link it to your homepage URL. It’s that simple.

Good luck!

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9 Comments für “What is the easiest program to use to design a web site (not frot Templates)?”

  1. Krish K sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 4:07 am

    Edit an HTML page with text editor :-)
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  2. G sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 4:25 am

    Dreamweaver, created by macromedia
    (it costs money though.)
    you could also find a program off of the microsoft developer website which i did.
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  3. Racist Answer Man sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 5:01 am

    Without a doubt, vi.
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  4. Chantal G sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 5:26 am

    Code the HTML by hand. That allows you the greatest freedom and versatility in your design.
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  5. Enigmatism sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 6:00 am

    Dreamweaver will give you many problems and uses bloated code. Use Microsoft Expression Web. It is essentially the new Frontpage but adheres to XHTML and CSS
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  6. lepus_arcticus sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 6:22 am

    Well Bluefish is good and so isn’t NVU.
    Bluefish: http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/
    NVU: http://www.nvu.com/
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  7. laxe2 sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 6:50 am

    myspace
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  8. awesomeflashsites sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 7:18 am

    Hi,

    If you are looking for HTML website DREAMWEAVER is the ultimate tool in WYSIWYG category.

    If you are looking for a complete website builder with one click publish to your own domain name….

    The worlds easiest website builder is here

    Try http://www.awesomeflashsites.com

    Hope this answer is useful to you

    Regards
    awesomeflashsites
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  9. VicSEO sagt:
    27.September, 2009 um 7:26 am

    If you currently are a web subscriber, your current provider offers a homepage into which you can FTP your current webpage(s) [which can be authored/designed using Composer [an authoring tool which is free when using Netscape browser], NotePad, MSN Word, FrontPage, DreamWeaver, etc.] and use the homepage hosting services. In a sense, you are hosting a commercial webpage via the homepage link and incurring merely the monthly access of, say, AOL.com, etc. Nevertheless, should you want to link your current domain name to the homepage URL, you’ll need to use a third-party redirection service, i.e., mydomain.com [which is free] or simply direct your domain name registry, i.e., godaddy.com to forward your domain name [with masking] to the link it to your homepage URL. It’s that simple.

    Good luck!
    References :

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