Which program do you use to design your web page?

[Remedy]

Hey wiz, your saying its possible to create your own forum and other webmaster can use it as a standard forum also? Like i don't see fusetalk forums to often except for here, Viahardware.com and Amdzone.com.

Also How many megs of space should a person have for hosting a website that might grow in the future? 500?

 

[stingbandel]

Dreamweaver, Frontpage and Flash for the fancy stuff. I use Dreamweaver extensively though cause it's more powerful imho.

Darno

 

[skywhr]

fusetalk is expensive

 

[KevinF]

Well, this forum is done in Cold Fusion.

How much space do you need? There isn't really a set number, just think about how large articles and such will be.

What's more important than how much is space is how much transfer you get. There is no such thing as unlimited transfer, there's always fine print, unless you're paying $15000 a month or something. Try and get a web host that promises you 10 or so gigabyts of transfer a month for a reasonable price.

 

[skywhr]

price guide

 

[apoppin]

<< NetObjects Fusion is a very good site authoring program if you don't want to use HTML. It actually doesn't let you see the HTML part of it. You can make a great looking site, especially if you develop you own site style, but you won't learn to code with it. I did alot of my early pages with the Netscape composer, it is easy to use and actually works quite well. >>


Thanks, earthman.

I just bought a copy at CompUSA for $90. It has a $90 Mail in rebate (so it only costs your state tax + 34 cents). I needed it to &quot;cash-in&quot; a $100 CUSA GiftCard (from another Hot Deal) but it actually looks like a pretty nice program (for FREE it looks AWESOME!).

 

[Dhruv]

I use (in this order):

Textpad, Photoshop 6.0, Visual STudio, Ultradev (only for layers, some tables). I would reccomend frontpage for newbies, then move to ultradev. Really, I would reccomend downloading the barebones guide to html and just sitting down in front of Textpad and coding it yourself. go to w3schools.com. I like Textpad because i have full control, as opposed to an external program. However, for image maps, Image ready/ultradev come in handy nicely. Graphics, Photoshop-illustrator all the way. For easy animated .gifs i like IMageready or Paintshop pro.

NOTEPAD SUCKS bigtime.

 

[Wizkid]

<< Hey wiz, your saying its possible to create your own forum and other webmaster can use it as a standard forum also? >>



Yep. That's what I'm planning to do with mine

 

[ravahbOi]

PC: Macromedia HomeSite 4.5.2

Mac: BBEdit

Both (when applicable): Photoshop, Illustrator, Quark, Flash