I use paint and dreamweaver 8 yep, thats all I use, but sometimes I use the notepad, but most of the time I use dreamweaver 8

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I'd like to use frontpage 2003(more advanced), photoshop cs, and flash mx

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i use dreamweaver. then i also have flash and fireworks, all version 8. thats how i design. but its expensive so...

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I use notepad, Tidy (auto-cleans your html code so its w3c compliant), gimp (open-source version of photoshop) and 3 different browsers (IE, firefox and opera) to see if the website looks the same on all three.

I really recommend Tidy to design ur website, it really speeds up my work. I got my site w3c compliant within 5 minutes with it.

here's a link:
http://users.rcn.com/creitzel/tidy.html#tidyui


This sounds awesome, i'm going to have to check out this link

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I'm seeing one big list of programs, can we organize making a compendium, just one big long list of prog
rams, links if we have them, and possible uses??

I think that it would be so incredibly helpful and useful.

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For web desighning i have done throught the years, I have made a ton (alot) of websites. I have made atlease twenty websites or more and I have gone through some Invision power boards and such. I like free as much as the other guy, but i still bought invision power board so i could host it some place... such as here...

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For all those people that like to code it by hand and not use a WYSIWYG editor, have their HTML and CSS standards compliant, syntax highlighting, and basically have a Notepad on steroids, I suggest tsWebEditor at http://tswebeditor.net.tc/

It's main focus is syntax highlighting. It supports syntax highlighting for languages I never even knew existed.
You can even edit the syntax highlighter if you don't like the colors. When typing in a color for the CSS, it has a list
of color names that you can use that are accepted by most web browsers.

tsWebEditor is truely awesome. However, it has no preview or WYSIWYG mode or anything like that. Just coding by
hand improved by a lot.

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I know notepad is probably the most common for editing sites, but I use Adobe GoLive CS, which is like Adobe's version of dreamweaver. Now, don't get me wrong, I don't use the "layout mode", which is for noobs who cant code html, but I use it because it color-codes html, javascript, and php for me. I only use the "source" mode, and type my raw code in and watch it be color coded. Its also nice because it has line numbers next to it so if I get an error I can quickly find what is going on.

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id use microsoftt lol, but learn html, and make ur own. its more of an acomplishment.

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Yup. You can do so much more.

I use
ZDE (made for PHP development - I love it)
Inkscape (svg editor)
Gimp (bitmap editor)

Firefox & Opera (I test in IE from school, since I don't have it at home)

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