for all you web designers out there, is there any free online web page designing software that you'd reccomend
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Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express.\n\nGet it at www.asp.net \n\nASP.NET is the ONLY way to go now-a-days for developement, IMHO. Of course... the PHP/OpenSource/Linux guys will disagree... but then, their stuck back in the 70s lol. (j/k guys - well, not really... unless you work for me LOL).\n\nDave, Tulsa OK
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What web design software do have? Will be using Front Page? Once you understand 20% of the software you can build a site. There are hundreds of sites that offer free scripts etc...\n\nAlso I don't know where you are in the process, however if you see some function you like on another site, just right click click on view source and you can see how it was done - it will take practice.\n\nI am including a few places of help:
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Geocities (linked to yahoo) are the best for free on-line web-pages. Without charge you are given the easiest to use tools and lots of space to create one, or a great number of pages. They also give help and advice on creating much larger projects.
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I would  check out http://www.freewebs.com they are what I use and they are great.  Any graphic on the internet if you see it and like it you can Right click on it and choose SAVE IMAGE and then add that image to your web site.\n\nAlso other good tools for you at\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/year2006/freesoftware.htm
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Experiment with Geocities, which comes free with your Yahoo! account; it includes SiteMaker, a basic plug-and-play Web design program.\n\nAs you expand your skills, you can try different tools.
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I recently was approached by a friend of a friend to produce them a modelling website.  I said yes.\n\nWhat i didn't tell them was i had never done a web-page before!!  Well I downloaded a program called coffeecup that gives you fairly clean code (compared to Frontpage), and used its visual editor to start.  I then looked at the code it had produced to see what was going on.  After also looking up different HTML tags and how to do tables and such, it was much easier and i was now able to write HTML without using the visual editor.\n\nI then had to tackle PHP to do a few bits.  I used these websites to get what i wanted.\n\nhttp://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/index.phtml/fid/51\nhttp://www.zend.com/php/index.php\nhttp://www.devtek.org/tutorials/image_gallery.php\nhttp://www.webdeveloper.com/\n\nAnyway i went from knowing nothing to producing a website, with changing images, a web based contact form and a shopping cart (short list) in about 2 weeks of on and off looking at it after work.\n\nIt is more than possible to learn to do web design in short amounts of time.  Obviously for more complex features it just takes longer, but i have found all information available on the web that i need.  Certainly no need for a 10,000 course.  Also simply look at the source for websites to see what others are doing.\n\nGet a project to work on, research the web and do it!\n\nGood luck and enjoy.\n\nFor my small triumph, visit http://www.seenmodels.com
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http://www.freeweblayouts.net/\n\nThey have alot of layouts and glitters and graphics!
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well...\nhttp://www.vzz.net (web hosting free)\nand easy html tool and others at http://www.download.com are free website building tools.... easy to use + FREE!
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Hmm .. depends on what you want.\nI'm doing websites for a long time and to be honest with you .. the best product I encounter until now was Adobe GoLive + some basic knowledge of HTML.\nYou can try GoLive by downloading it here http://www.adobe.com/products/golive/\n\nHope this helps
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Programs like FrontPage, and Dreamweaver. They help you design webpages. Some of the programs have tutorials and alot of help.
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www.macromedia.com the tutorial is with the free trial of dreamweaver..you are better off getting fireworks as well..great for designing the website and the two go hand in hand
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Also check out\nhttp://webdesign.about.com/od/webdesignbasics/
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Nvu (http://www.nvu.com) is a free WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor that is the best free tool I have seen so far. It has a built in FTP (File Transfer Protocol) function so you can upload the pages you create to a web host (like Yahoo Small Business).\n\nSome web hosts also offer 'site builder' programs with their services, but I have found these to be less then desirable.\n\nAlternatively, if you have any skill (or interest in developing skill) with HTML (the markup language generally used to create web pages) then you have a wide range of free tools to choose from, here are but two:\nFTP - Filezilla - http://filezilla.sourceforge.net\nHTML Editor - NotePad ++ http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm
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If your just starting out go to http://openwebdesign.org\nthey even have category of fun templates
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First make a website using some of the free facilities extended by various companies. Microsoft (free domain and hosting for life) , Google (Googlepages, Blogger) , Yahoo (Geocities), Freewebs are some of the companies offering free websites with design tools . A list of free websites with features and links is available at  http://tinyurl.com/lw7kp
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You cannot design a complete web site in any program as such, but yes you can design the layout in many graphic packages - the best one you righly mentioned Adobe PhotoShop. Professionals use PhotoShop to design the graphical layout of web sites. Industries generally use PhotoShop 7 because it consumes less memory & has all the necessary features that web designers require. The later versions are but of course more feature rich, but contain only minor changes from the previous versions.\nHope this helps.\nCheers
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In HTML the best for me is Dreamweaver.