Simple web designing proggy for dummies?
 

found some free proggys here http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/we...fweditors.html but dont want to get into learning a program and later realizing that its crap, need to make a simple web pages for our company, nothing complicated really. Can make it in HTML language but dont know some functions and too lazy and tired to learn it right now :( need to make pages within 1-2 hours.

any suggestions? thanx :)

Does it have to be freeware ?? If not then Dreamweaver all the way, it has thouasnds of functions but it really is VERY simple to use. The trial version works for 30 days, but it really is worth trying it out.

You can also try EZ Generator which has thousands of quite nice templates, all you have to do is state what links you want.

You are probably right, will try Dreamweaver cause 2 of free proggys didnt look that easy :?

Its been a while since I dont do webpages. Dreamweaver is what everyone tells me is best. I remember using PageMill 3.0 an Ooooooolld prog from adobe. It got replaced for pagemaker I think. But if you find PageMill, thats as easy as building websites on microsoft word or something. Obviously, you cant expect it to look good.

I like Xara.. cant get much simpler.. and very nice results.. :wink:

you could try Nvu, which is a freeware page builder similar to Frontpage.
I've tried it before and it was quite simple.
http://www.nvu.com/

dreamweaver
very easy to work with and can do much more then a simple editor.

Google has some free webpage maker thing, but from what I remember its just notepad with a couple of built in functions.

I've used only a few programs for webpages, but I think Dreamweaver was the easiest. Note pad is the best if you have a lot of free time and know what you're doing though.

Thanx guys for suggestions :)
I'll get myself Dreamweaver :wink: Notepad is good but I am too lazy to search how to make it work for IE and Firefox and other things :)

frontpage :mrgreen:

www.w3schools.com :)

or use dreamweaver. Just dont expect it to look like it does on Safari (Mac's browser).

Hard coding (notepad) is still the best way to make HTML pages look the way they should on all browsers.