[Marc1]

Hello, i was wondering if anyone could recommend me a decent website design program that is cheap & easy to use? Thanx

[RSM123]

Hey mate for starters you might want to check out what they have at this site :

http://www.snapfiles.com

Click either Freeware or Shareware at the top then search by category.

Each program has a brief synopsis, appraisal of usability, functionality, and a screenshot so you can see the working interface.

[ferrija1]

Nvu is pretty good and it's free.

[Doug Vitale]

I have heard good reviews of Nvu, but I have only ever used Dreamweaver ($) and these freeware apps:

HTML Kit

CSE HTML Validator

AceHTML

[Fyzbo]

Notepad2 and a browser - still the best for learning

[Dariune]

As a learner with near no experience i have to say i have found Notetab the easiest to use. I am also using dreamweaver but i personally am finding it quite hard to get to grips with.

[silentmage]

when i messed around with html and the such i used dreamweaver and loved it. thought it was great. i went the bad way and cracked it tho.....

[tdh2112]

Hey all,
I have heard great things about nvu (mentioned above), but I tried it before I really knew anything about HTML/CSS and didn't use it very long.

When I started the process of learning HTML and CSS, I bought an inexpensive program called WeBuilder. I really like the program, as it helped me learn.

I was thinking about going back and trying nvu again, now that I know a little something more to really see if I like it, but I haven't found that free time that I lost. Now where was that...

-tim

[ferrija1]

Nvu is a WYSIWYG editor, it's quite easy.

[Stereofonic]

Good site