Best software for webdesign

LuckyIMer

12 years ago

I recommend Adobe Photoshop.

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Paul M Smith

12 years ago

I guess it would depend on your level of experience with web design and development. If you are familiar with slices then Photoshop can be used but why not try a content management system like wordpress which has many different themes both free and commercial as well as a large community of support behind it. Of course if you are willing to spend some money and are experienced with html, css and javascript you could use Dreamweaver to achieve what you want. Just keep in mind that it should be responsive what ever platform you choose. Good Luck

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Siti Hanipah

12 years ago

depending on its purpose. for designing a website you will need photoshop. after that you need to convert from PSD to XHTML using Dreamweaver.

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delilahann

12 years ago

I personally prefer a combination of Adobe Illustrator for design and Adobe Dreamweaver for the coding management. I agree that Photoshop is a good tool too but for my preferences, I think Illustrator gives me more flexibility and still has some of the Photoshop effects and filters incorporated into it as well. Either way, I would definitely stick to an Adobe product. They are unmatched in the tools and software they provide for designers.

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fey123

12 years ago

Dreamweaver
Photoshop
CMS softwares

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kashif86 12 years ago

Always rely on Adobe Photoshop.
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australianlogos

12 years ago

I use to design webs with photoshop and it is good software

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Kenny Odo

12 years ago

The best combo for me is Dreamweaver and Photoshop.

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Nuke07

12 years ago

Originally Posted by iamnowhere

I have to create a classy, user friendly and multi language website..what is the best software to design the website..

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Instead of software, you should go with website development over wordpress.

Wodpress allows to create SEO friendly and multilingual site.

Hope this would help you !!

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pcgun007

12 years ago

I think Notepad will be best for you

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iClickGraphics

12 years ago

Photoshop and dreamweaver all the way

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terence55

12 years ago

I am usually using Photoshop, CorelDraw , Adobe Flash and Dreamweaver for website design. You can try those softwares.

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clevelandslim

12 years ago

A good text editor (I like JEdit from jEdit - Programmer's Text Editor - overview ) combined with testing tools ( http://validator.w3.organd Firebug ).

There aren't any tools that do a good job of substituting for knowing how to write HTML though.HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Tutorials, References, and Articles | HTML Dog has some reasonable documentation.

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nwalaocha

12 years ago

joomla is good because of it;s content management system.

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puneetchauhan

12 years ago

photoshop & flash are the best web designing software.

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macwong1

12 years ago

Adobe Photoshop is the best one, rest are
• jQuery
• Adobe Illustrator
• CSS

If you want aweomse and eye cachy website designs you must follow all the web designing tools given above. Thanks.

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codexcoder

12 years ago

If you want to design your website then you Adobe Photoshop. But if you want to do coding with your design then use Dreamwaver or best coding editor software notepad ++ or premium editor sublime text

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mikea12

12 years ago

You should use sublime text or notepad ++.. Dreamweaver is way more than what you need.

Good sites are built on good code... don't waste your time building slices etc. Anything you can do in Photoshop can be done in CSS in terms of web related designs, if you need to load a bunch of images on a site you drastically slow it down and the UX is horrible, plus making changes is a nightmare.

IMO Photoshop is good for business cards, actual photo touch ups etc.. not for web design, and even for logos, cards, etc you are better off with illustrator. Don't get me wrong Photoshop is a good asset but I could easily go without it and still build awesome apps/sites.

Also photoshop is great for mockups, most design teams have a designer make a mockup then a coder write it into HTML CSS... If you are a designer/developer to me it's not necessary to make a mockup in Photoshop.

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JoomlaExpert

12 years ago

If you want to use multiple languages then Joomla is the way to go, with thousands of templates you can have a classy multi-language website:
Joomla! The CMS Trusted By Millions for their Websites

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BestAdNetworks

12 years ago

Adobe Photoshop
Dreamweaver
NotePad
Paint

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Ross Dalangin

12 years ago

Wordpress can do that then manipulate the image using Photoshop or gimp. Creating website from scratch is time consuming.

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Gary77

12 years ago

If you are just doing graphics then all you really need is Adobe Photoshop CS2 which is free to download as Adobe don't support it anymore - just Google: Adobe CS2 free download (you can get dreamweaver CS2 etc too). Then you just use wordpress framework to integrate your designs or graphics. So then I would reccommend a HTML editor which would be just dreamweaver, notepad++ or sublime text.

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Michael71

12 years ago

http://www.warriorforum.com/search.p...rchid=27348733

Let me google that for you

Professionals do not use Photoshop and then slice designs.

If you are professional then you do not ask questions like this... which is asked every week here...

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12 years ago

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luckyman#9

12 years ago

There is a lot of bad information in this thread. I attribute it to an equally bad question with no qualifiers.

Everyone has their favorite tool set for putting something on the web and it usually comes from their background and point of starting. For instance programmers will say to use some text editor and setup a webserver for your dev environment. Less experienced programmers vote for dreamweaver. Graphic artists like Photoshop or Illustrator combined with some editor. But really none of this matters without knowing what you need to do and what you have experience with. Never used photoshop? Don't start for this project (at least not from scratch). Not sure how to write HTML? Don't try to use Sublime Text or even Dreamweaver.

If you are starting from little to no experience you should follow these steps:
1) Get hosting with a provider that offers one-click installs
2) Install Wordpress through the host's interface
3) Buy or find a free template that has multi-language support built in

From there you could tweak stuff and play around. For that I would recommend a local copy of the site (I left off downloading xampp, or the Mac equivalent, but that will allow you to set the site up locally and work with it until you have it right. You'd have to worry about migrating the site to the host, but might be required for your project).

To tweak images photoshop is handy especially if your theme came with .PSD files. But, I would just buy images or change colors in your theme vs. starting with photoshop with no prior experience.

To tweak code/css, there are two options: 1) Use the editor in Wordpress or 2) Use something like Sublime Text or Notepadd++. Often themes come with tons of customization tools built in (hint: Find a theme with so much customization that you don't need to tweak images or code/css).

I'll say that last part again: If you are a beginner and your goal is to get a site up, then get a theme with lots of customization options that don't require code or image changes.

Good luck.

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Action Man

12 years ago

Originally Posted by luckyman#9

There is a lot of bad information in this thread. I attribute it to an equally bad question with no qualifiers.

Everyone has their favorite tool set for putting something on the web and it usually comes from their background and point of starting. For instance programmers will say to use some text editor and setup a webserver for your dev environment. Less experienced programmers vote for dreamweaver. Graphic artists like Photoshop or Illustrator combined with some editor. But really none of this matters without knowing what you need to do and what you have experience with. Never used photoshop? Don't start for this project (at least not from scratch). Not sure how to write HTML? Don't try to use Sublime Text or even Dreamweaver.

If you are starting from little to no experience you should follow these steps:
1) Get hosting with a provider that offers one-click installs
2) Install Wordpress through the host's interface
3) Buy or find a free template that has multi-language support built in

i could hve it better myself

From there you could tweak stuff and play around. For that I would recommend a local copy of the site (I left off downloading xampp, or the Mac equivalent, but that will allow you to set the site up locally and work with it until you have it right. You'd have to worry about migrating the site to the host, but might be required for your project).

To tweak images photoshop is handy especially if your theme came with .PSD files. But, I would just buy images or change colors in your theme vs. starting with photoshop with no prior experience.

To tweak code/css, there are two options: 1) Use the editor in Wordpress or 2) Use something like Sublime Text or Notepadd++. Often themes come with tons of customization tools built in (hint: Find a theme with so much customization that you don't need to tweak images or code/css).

I'll say that last part again: If you are a beginner and your goal is to get a site up, then get a theme with lots of customization options that don't require code or image changes.

Good luck.

I was just about to say that..smiles

JIm

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umirin

12 years ago

Dreamweaver and/or SublimeText

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SittinPerty

12 years ago

Adobe Photoshopt
Adobe illustrator
Dreamweaver
Wordpress
Notepad ++
But it all depends on your level of Experience!

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Sandrafrank

12 years ago

Adobe Photoshop and WordPress is best according to me. So try these software.

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ProdigyMike

12 years ago

Previously I was a huge Dreamweaver user but as of late I have switched up to Aptana (later replaced with PHPStorm).

Other software that I use a lot are:

- Photoshop
- Sublime Text 2 (quick edits, third window compare, temp notepad for code, etc)
- WordPress for CMS / Blog. Otherwise it's HTML or plain PHP.

Using these have worked well for me.

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jennecarter

12 years ago

Adobe Photoshop all the way..

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Action Man

12 years ago

word press is now the chosen platform folks are are using, that's a fact

I guess it appears to make the Photoshop and artists out of business?

no way they can still do their designs in html within word press pages

time is money!

Jim

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Leroydeploy9

12 years ago

For web designing -> Adobe Photoshop is best
after designing u must convert it to xhtml/css

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jaman4mbd

12 years ago

I recommend joomla.

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ewikk055

12 years ago

Wordpress isn't just for blogging. There are some heavy hitters that use wp, including fox news and other giants in the media game.

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PlanetIrata 12 years ago

TOWeb create responsive websites and you do not need any html or javascript knowledge. It can create e-commerce websites too if you wan't to sell online.

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manojbhardwaj

12 years ago

Try any of these:
Dreamweaver, Adobe Photoshop or Coral.

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12 years ago

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repricerexpress 12 years ago

Personally speaking, l'm a big fan on Wordpress for a free and relatively easy to use CMS. They have a range of additonal plugins including ones such as WMPL to help with translating your website into other languages. Good luck.
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