I work in a small law office and need to design a small (8-10 pages), sleek website which is mainly focused on content. Is there any decent, cheap (or free) and easy-to-use web design software that anyone can recommend? The firm has been using Trellix since the stone age and are wary of spending money. Thanks in advance for your help.
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- Thread starter BRaynor
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depending on what version of microsoft office your firm owns, you should have microsoft frontpage at your disposal. other than that i don't know of any cheap or free WYSIWYG editors.
personally, i use macromedia dreamweaver, which is now an adobe product, so prices have skyrocketed.
personally, i use macromedia dreamweaver, which is now an adobe product, so prices have skyrocketed.
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Be aware that Frontpage generates all but valid HTML. It's designed to make websites that'll work for Internet Explorer. Lately, a lot of people use Firefox or Safari or Opera, you'd want them to see your website too.