Which program do you think it is the best for building a website (e-commerce site). Im not talking to build an "Amazon.com" business but a site paralell to my actual business.\n\n"Dreamweaver VS GoLive" and why?\n\nWould you recomend me another program?
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It won't matter soon, since Adobe recently purchased Macromedia, so Adobe will probably combine the two products soon.\n\nThat said, I've used both and prefer Dreamweaver. Unless you are going to work in ASP.NET 2 -- in which case, you should get Visual Web Developer Express direct from Microsoft -- Dreamweaver has the best support for XHTML, PHP and ASP.NET 1, as well as auto-scripting certain behaviors.
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In HTML the best for me is Dreamweaver.
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The best way to find answers for Dreamweaver questions like this is to go to the Dreamweaver support site at Macromedia. Since your Dreamweaver may be running on a Mac or some other platform it is hard to answer your question directly.\n\nYou can go here and find your solution:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=search&mode=simple&search_text=upload&product=SG_Dreamweaver
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Try Microsoft Live Office. You can build a website for free for a limited time, but if you move up to the $30 month it's much better. Start with free & see how it goes. I'm currently building a website there & while it's a bit of a struggle I'm sticking with it.
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Most web hosting services have their own site layout tools that you can use, but honestly the best program is already on your computer.  Either Notepad (windows) or TextEdit (mac).  If you do a search on "how to" and "HTML" you should find a lot of pages on the internet that teach you HTML.  It's better to know the basics and do hard coding before moving on to professional programs.  I know this because I had an ex gf that is better with web design than I am, but she always used Dreamweaver.  However, when she went for a web designer position, they asked her one question and she didn't know the code because she was used to the program doing all the work, when it would have benefited her to learn how to hard code first.
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If you're not selling anything, $20 a month.\n\nEZLAVA.com has a WYSIWYG, click and drag web site builder program that would be ideal for you guys.  They have advertising & radio styled designs too.  They also do custom web design.  But most importantly, you save a ton of money by managing the site yourself via their web builder system.  And they aren't one of those crappy freeware sites with the crappy templates and limited software you find everywhere on the net now.\n\nIt really doesn't matter if you go out of state.  You limit yourself if you don't.
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please add further details: \nwhat programme do you use to make your website: front page? dream weaver? \n\nPLEASE give your website on here, so we can have a look and talk sensibly, and usefully\n\ntalk to you soon...\n\nOK: SO you use dreamweaver...i have no clue about dream weaver as i use front page to build my site: www.guthormones.co.uk\n\nBut the description that shows up when you search on yahoo is the stuff that is entered on your web pages that you store in your computer as META DESCRIPTION tag:\nGo to your webpage in question using explorer or whatever it is that you use, now, If you click on the VIEW button on  the explorer window, and click on SOURCE, a notepad document opens shows different headings...namely META NAME: KEYWORDS, META NAME: DESCRIPTION....\n\nof these the meta name DESCRIPTION is the content that shows up when someone searches your webpages on any search engine. If you can modify this, it will show up accordingly....\n\nthis is what i got when i did that on your webpage: \n-------------------------------------------------\n<title>Foam Mattress Headquarters: including Latex Mattress and Foam Mattress</title>\n<meta name="KEYWORDS" content="foam mattress, latex mattress, 100% Natural Latex Mattress">\n\n\n<meta name="description" content="Foam Mattress Headquarters:  Latex Mattress, 100% Natural Latex Mattress, Foam Mattress">\n---------------------------------------------\nso you need to now, OPEN YOUR WEBPAGE STORED IN YOUR COMPUTER using dreamweaver,and look at the html, where you will see metadescription tag....modify this...\n\nbest of luck
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Book:\nInteresting, the 2nd link is the Site Builder manual and doesn't say anything about it.  \n\nSwitch to Nvu--best free one I've tried.
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"How Do I make a web page," if a very general question. I'm very young and yet very interested in this subject: Web Designing/Creation/Enginnering.  I've gone through many html (HyperText Markup Language, If you don't have the slightest idea what this is please read a book, or take a class so you can even think about web pages) editors, but all stink. All these editors do is make a WYSIWYG environment , and then later turn it into raw html code. If you use Microsoft FrontPage you'd understand what I'm talking about. Now There are two main and better than anyother html editors which can also create other types of webpages (PHP, SQL, XML, SHTML, etc) 1)Microsoft Frontpage and 2)Macromedia Dreamweaver. If you want to go hardcore and like to figure out perplexing things, go with Dreamweaver, I've you want to go with a great and easier to use editor go with Frontpage. I work Frontpage cause I'm to lazy to figure out Dreamweaver.  But let me tell you, Frontpage is easier, better, and a lot cheaper. With Frontpage you can manipulate raw html (webpage) code or the WYSIWYG Environment and more. But if your a beginner who is easily confused and you don't understand what I've written, go to your public library and take out "The dummies guide to creating webpages."\n\n  Once you get your website created with a html editor ask another question and I'll help you get set up with your own website domain name and all.\n\n\nHope I was helpful,\n\nrnc505\n\nP.S. All my sites below will help you.
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If you're looking for a totally free site, check out yahoo, geocities, angelfire, or my space. If you are looking for something a little more polished, there are lots of great tools out there that are helpful, including sites that offer templates and help you get started. I have been impressed with the tools and service of GoDaddy (www.godaddy.com). If you'd like to learn more about the process, consider buying this book, which outlines the process, step-by-step: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0764507206/103-8389304-7234204?v=glance&n=283155\n\nHere's some tips from http://website-design.mcdar.net/:\n\nSo you want to build a website here I will explain some simple but also key aspects that are commonly taken in to consideration when a website developer creates a website.\n\n1) Website Design - The website design must be neat meaning that everything looks like where it is meant to be (nothing out of place or out of proportion). Also your sites design is related to the topic of your website e.g. your site is about flowers then your design must have flowers.\n\n2) Site Navigation - Visitors must be able to get where they want to go without going through a maze a good way of putting it if you can get there in 3 clicks it should be fine. Also it helps when search engine spiders go through your site since it makes it easy for the spiders to index the site.\n\n3) Domain Name - Domain name is important since it is one of the first thing that your visitors will see. Your domain should relate to your site topic or business name. Length of the domain usually 6-8 characters is a good length and easy for visitors to type.\n\n4) Scroll Bars - don't make your website pages too long so your visitors have to scroll for hours it is also a good option to just create another page and don't make people scroll side to side.\n5) Returning Visitors - make your visitors return to your site by adding one or all to your site:\n\n- Email Newsletter (Ezine)\n- Community Forums\n- Online Tools\n- Online Games\n- Useful Content\n- Competitions and Prizes\n- and so on\n\n5) Website Logo - Make your logo unique and brandable so that people will remember your logo and then will remember your site and products.\n\nThese are some simple points that you may take into consideration when you build your website if you need some further assistance have a look at your competitors website and see what they have done. Remember what you put in is what you get out of your website and on that note GOOD LUCK and enjoy the whole process of building your very own virtual property.\n\n\nAll that said, if you'd like something simple and quick, here's the company that made my website, and they charged me less than $300. I knew nothing about doing it, but it came out great and they guided me every step of the way: www.wordtechs.com.\n\n\nGood luck with your new venture!\n~Tia~
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for a first time web devloper i would use something like geocitites that makes the site for you and even host it\n\n(geocitites.com)\n\nif your looking for something to make it on your hard drive you could make it on a program like dream weaver or frontpage but please keep in mind unlike geocities this is not free
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I might just check out Frontpage Inside Out, by Jim Buyens, from the library. It's very detailed (it might go over your head if you're new to the Frontpage world). This book includes an ebook version of the book on the disc. \n\nAlso, I've tried MS FrontPage 2003 before, and Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is infinetely better. You can download a thiry day free trial from the Macromedia site.
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Hi Jen,\n\nFrontpage is a really good program to use if you are a novice. You will still be able to use Frontpage to design your site, the difference will be that you may not be able to use the frontpage functionality to upload your site, depending on who you use to host your website. I would say that if you use Yahoo to host your site you won't be able to use Frontpage to upload. There are other programs out there that you can use to do the same thing after you have designed your site in Frontpage.
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You will get opinions from everywhere. \n\nI think that Dreamweaver would be the best.  You might add some FLASH, using FireWorx later.  \n\nHave fun learning.
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why dont you use a free website builder like nvu and upload the html files to yahoo...NVU offers much more functionality than yahoo builder\n\nwww.nvu.com
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Dreamweaver is a good program.
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As a web designer, my choice of software lies with the Adobe (formerly Macromedia) Suite. Adobe Photoshop along with Dreamweaver and Flash can be a powerful combination and is what I generally use to develop site. \n\nNotepad is always useful too, as Dreamweaver can create more code than what is needed.