Best Freeware for Building Pro looking Web pages

[Jeff]

I am looking for some freeware to build a professional looking website.
Anyone have a suggestion I would appreciate it.

TIA
Jeff

 

[CJ Jones]

I am looking for some freeware to build a professional looking website.
Anyone have a suggestion I would appreciate it.

TIA
Jeff

Nvu, or geez. what's the one with the little troll looking guy as the
icon?? I guess NVU cos that's the only one I can think of. As a pro,
however, I use Dreamweaver and Homesite.

CJ

 

[Pelo]

I like ACEHtml.

http://softwares.visicommedia.com/en/ Click on "Freeware"


Direct download:
http://softwares.visicommedia.com/softwares/en/acehtml/acehtml5free.exe

 

[*ProteanThread*]

I am looking for some freeware to build a professional looking website.
Anyone have a suggestion I would appreciate it.

TIA
Jeff

any can be used to create professional looking webpages, its just a matter
of the person editing the html.

 

[dadiOH]

any can be used to create professional looking webpages, its just a
matter of the person editing the html.

AMEN!

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[JeffinMississippi]

I like ACEHtml.

http://softwares.visicommedia.com/en/ Click on "Freeware"

I went to download this program and its Trialware. Initially it says
Freeware but then redirects you to a trialware page.

 

[JeffinMississippi]

AMEN!

Actually Ive used a couple of different programs and overall the
options-output are very amateurish. Fact of the matter is your not going to
go to Best Buy and purchase an $20 WYSIWYG program and get the same results
you would get from a program like Dreamweaver.

 

[CharlieDontSurf]

I went to download this program and its Trialware. Initially it says
Freeware but then redirects you to a trialware page.

Fill out the required fields and it redirects you again, to....
(drumroll)... download.com!

<http://www.download.com/AceHTML-Freeware/3000-2048_4-10472332.html?
tag=lst-0-1>

 

[JeffinMississippi]

Fill out the required fields and it redirects you again, to....
(drumroll)... download.com!

<http://www.download.com/AceHTML-Freeware/3000-2048_4-10472332.html?
tag=lst-0-1>

thanks j

 

[Michael Laplante]

From my own experience, just one tool won't do the job. I use a wysiwyg
editor like Web Dwarf to get the "look" of the site down. Another
alternative is Webbuilder. (These use proprietary formats to then publish to
html.)

I then switch to text editing to "fill in details" or tweak the look using
Notetab Lite. (Also, consider PSPad.)

Some people here will recommend the wysiwyg editor NVu. It can switch back
and forth between text mode and wysiwyg mode, but I find it buggy when it
comes to layers. However, it is useful to generate strictly compliant code
bits which can then be inserted via your text editor.

Urls:
Web Dwarf : http://www.virtualmechanics.com/products/dwarf/
Webbuilder : http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com/
NVu : www.nvu.com
Notetab Lite : www.notetab.com
PSPad : www.pspad.com

M