What do you use to create minisites?

16 years ago

I'd been using NVU for awhile, but then I had some problem with it on one of my computers (memory maybe? no idea now). So now I use HTML-Kit, which I just found on download.com.

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sachibhat 16 years ago

I outsource my mini site design worries an for adding content i use frontpage
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- abelacts 16 years ago
  
  Used to be Netscape Composer but now Dreamweaver...
  
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  Wan Muslim 16 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by abelacts
  
  Used to be Netscape Composer but now Dreamweaver...
  
  oh uh... does that thing still exist? ive been using Netscape Composer since i was 14 years old
  
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  scorpion 16 years ago
  
  I use Dreamweaver. For newbies, xsitepro may be a good choice.
  
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  Marian Berghes 16 years ago
  
  i use Dreamweaver, seems to be the best i have tried out, its not that easy for newbies but you can find plenty of tutorials for free if you search online.
  
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  James Schramko 16 years ago
  
  I still use xsitepro and wordpress. Very fast.
  
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  Greg Cooksley 16 years ago
  
  I use XsitePro because I'm not a techie and don't have time to
  learn DW....
  
  XsitePro is perfect for newbies, very easy to learn and very
  quick to put something up.....
  
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  BIG Mike Banned 16 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Rhypo
  
  i use Dreamweaver, seems to be the best i have tried out, its not that easy for newbies but you can find plenty of tutorials for free if you search online.
  
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  edpudol1973 16 years ago
  
  I am more convenient with Microsoft frontpage
  
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  Glenn Leader 16 years ago
  
  I use something that most people have never heard of, a product called RINSE
  (Rapid Internet Niche Site Evolution) But then I would, I developed it
  
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mr2monster

16 years ago

I use good ole' fashioned Notepad to code my html and CSS..

I've got tons of templates that I've created over the years so I just modify one of those if i need to, then change the look within the CSS.

Simple and valid html/css.

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Discount Jim 16 years ago

I also use a basic template, but I edit them in Dreamweaver and clean up the code by hand. This is what works for me...
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Michael Silvester

16 years ago

Originally Posted by mr2monster

I use good ole' fashioned Notepad to code my html and CSS..

I've got tons of templates that I've created over the years so I just modify one of those if i need to, then change the look within the CSS.

Simple and valid html/css.

Ohh...Your Hardcore!

Much Much Braver Than Me!

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tommygadget 16 years ago

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- Aj Wilson 16 years ago
  
  Evil DreamWeavel ...
  
  If a carpenter wants a quality finish, he'll use quality tools...
  Unless he "passes the buck onto some other shmuck" (outsourcing)...
  
  I went the adobe CS3 suite, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Flash, blah, blah, blah...
  and edit my own personal template.
  
  Dreamweaver all the way.
  
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  BIG Mike Banned 16 years ago
  
  For any kind of site I use MS Visual Studio and VS.PHP - but everything is hand coded in those IDE's. I find it's faster, less bloated and the coding is far more cleaner doig it that way.
  
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  sparrow 16 years ago
  
  Notepad and modify templates I have been collecting.
  
  Not much I can't do by hand these days leaves a much cleaner footprint for the code.
  
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  Suthan M 16 years ago
  
  used to tear my heads out with frontpage back then..
  
  now dreamwweaver all the way..
  
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  Roger Mayne 16 years ago
  
  I am an avid user of XSitPro. Although I know HTML, I rarely have enough time. XSitePro makes the job so much easier, and quicker. I can knock up a site in no time, so that it starts getting indexed by the search engines. When time permits I go back and tweak the look and feel of it.
  
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mr2monster 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Silvester

Ohh...Your Hardcore!

Much Much Braver Than Me!

I think it has more to do with the learning curve of having to learn a program to do it. Besides, I'd have to go back and fix all of the rubbish in notepad anyway if I wanted valid html and CSS...

Er... I mean, hell yeah, I'm hard core!
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- Simplweb 16 years ago
  
  Depends on what I need, if its just content, then wordpress. If I need bells and whistles, then Joomla.
  
  If its just a squeeze page, then notepad
  
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  Christie Love 16 years ago
  
  I use Wordpress to create mini sites. They are easy to create and search engines love them.
  
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  Michael Mayhew 16 years ago
  
  WordPress, Joomla, & Kompozer.net
  
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ariyes

16 years ago

i use Dreamweaver for Make Mini site or Big site. lol

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Michael Ellis 16 years ago

Dreamweaver all the way... though, you can't beat the price for NVU.
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- hebsgaard 16 years ago
  
  EditPlus is my favoured html editor. FTP access, syntax highlighting and full control over my code
  
  If I were to use a WYSIWIG editor I'd go with dreamweaver though.
  
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henrysy

16 years ago

Xsitepro and Frontpage. Both are very easy to use although Xsitepro is more appropriate for Internet marketing purpose.

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lakshaybehl 16 years ago

Frontpage for me!

Stickin to the ol'
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- Dan C. Rinnert 16 years ago
  
  I used to use GoLive CyberStudio, but now I use DreamWeaver, mainly because Adobe discontinued GoLive.
  
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- jhongren 16 years ago
  
  I use NVU and the best part is it is free. =)
  
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  Kael41 16 years ago
  
  I overkill every site that I make by either using wordpress or joomla. The design may look simplistic, but the power of those 2 cms's and the plugin's and extensions made available outweight any sort of simplistic dreamweaver/frontpage design i can throw up.
  
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  fm1234 16 years ago
  
  Pen & paper and a decent text editor.
  
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  Zoheb M 16 years ago
  
  Dreamweaver...
  
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drr

16 years ago

Frontpage, seems to do the job pretty well.

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devan

16 years ago

photoshop, dreamweaver

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mario_a 16 years ago

I use Wordpress too. Simple yet powerful.

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- Steve.S. 16 years ago
  
  I first learned html (great book by Elizabeth Castro)
  I then made the switch to 1stPage (advanced html editor)
  I am still using 1stPage today (it's free).
  
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Arindam Chakraborty

16 years ago

I vote for Dreamweaver. Cannot live without it.

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semmyw 16 years ago

I use fronpage and dreamwaver but I'm prefer use fronpage.
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- Jose Delgado 16 years ago
  
  Photoshop for the graphics and Dreamweaver for all the coding and stuff.
  
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  Peggy Baron 16 years ago
  
  I use NetFusion 10.0. Anyone ever heard of it?
  
  I've pretty much figured out it's little quirks, although I've never explored all it can do. I'm not changing now...
  
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  dbh 16 years ago
  
  MS FrontPage here, older (2000) version to do the initial design, then edit manually via the built-in HTML editor as needed.
  
  Or if I'm really in a hurry then I just find a site I like on the web and steal it.
  
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  kevinw1 16 years ago
  
  Wordpress for most things, plus 1stpage if I need to dig about in the guts. Notepad occasionally for quick hacks.
  
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  eljay003 16 years ago
  
  I used to be a big fan of Frontpage because it is easy to use. But when I learned about Dreamweaver, I switched and there is no turning back. I love dreamweaver and as Arindan said “cannot live without it”. True enough. I can say, it made my life a lot easier J
  
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I am using wordpress on hosted domains at the moment but might change that soon.

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macchiavelli 16 years ago

Xsitepro 2 most definetly!
That piece of software is perfect for newbies who dont know nothing about html.
I dont know jack about html or photoshop so I use a wysiwyg tool like xsitepro 2.
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- wellymulia 16 years ago
  
  For me, it's Dreamweaver
  
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  Wan Mohd Hafiz 16 years ago
  
  I only know how to use Dreamweaver. Never try out NVU and Xsitepro.
  
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  Wakunahum 16 years ago
  
  I use wordpress with minimalistic themes I made for myself.
  
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  Romell Weekly 16 years ago
  
  I use Rapid PHP editor. I LOVE it. I code everything by hand (not WYSIWYG), and I like Rapid because it offers tooltip hints on PHP function constructs, so I don't have to keep looking them up to see in what order to put things.
  
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  Lance K 16 years ago
  
  I used to use Front Page. Then I started hand coding with a text editor.
  
  Recently I was converted over to XSitePro v2.0 and I like it...I like it a lot!
  
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  keephead 16 years ago
  
  EMEDIT,I use it to create css,php,html...
  
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MsSpider

16 years ago

I really like NVU because it gets the job done and it's free. There is something else called Evrsoft First Page that is similar and really good.

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