Adobe Dreamweaver CS3
Or how I built this website
The feature rich environment of Dreamweaver CS3 may be a bit intimidating but the ease of use and how simple starting your own website building makes Dreamweaver CS3 a fantastic product from Adobe.
Ease of Use, Performance: 22/25, Look & Feel: 23/25,
Features 25/25, How much I enjoy 25/25
Total: 95/100
Dreamweaver has got to be the easiest program I have ever used that is the most complicated and produces the most advanced results you can imagine. I know this is a very sweeping statement but look at where I am coming from first; I have not done any website design and have only barely touched on HTML.
The only website design that I have come close to is adding a line of HTML code into my review when sending my reviews to the Associated Content website when they wanted links in HTML format. This was several months ago and they don’t do the article submissions like that anymore so I really don’t use any HTML code or any other website design code or tools.
I have not used any other website programs and have no background in websites until I received this program so I have no idea of how to create a site or work with one. I know what looks good on a site or what I don’t like on sites I visit but this does not mean I know how to create one, or at least a month ago I didn’t.
I created this site with very little any prior knowledge of website design with Dreamweaver CS3 and Photoshop CS3.
I did it all with Dreamweaver CS3 and Photoshop CS3 along with the tutorials that come with the programs and all the free advice out there on the internet as well as the great help at Adobe. Finding out how to use Dreamweaver was a matter of reading the help section and watching the tutorials on the included disk Adobe Creative Suite 3 Video Workshop.