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Posted By: Gail In Response To: Web building (Steve)
Tuesday, 22 March 2005, at 1:29 p.m.
Hi Steve,
Dreamweaver is a marvelous program but if you are looking for something without "a huge learning curve" I recommend you look elsewhere. I took a class at the local community college to learn it and I'm proficient but I wouldn't say an expert.
My recommendation to you is to look into Dr. Andy Williams program, SEO Website Builder. It is geared to those with limited HTML knowledge and creates sites that are very search engine friendly. Andy is just the greatest guy you would ever want to talk to and very knowledgeable. He also has a website with a tremendous amount of free SEO information.
http://www.seo-website-builder.com/
http://ez-search-engine-optimization.com/
Good luck!
Gail
> Hello,
> I'm looking for recommendations for web authoring tools. I'm a complete
> novice and don't yet know anything about HTML. I have a brother in law who
> swears that what I should get is Frontpage 2003 because he says its geared
> toward novices.
> I searched Google for reviwes on Frontpage 2003 and most of them say this
> particular version is just the opposite. I mentioned Dreamweaver to him
> and he told me that Dreamever is definatly not for novices.
> I'm looking for something that doesn't take a huge learning curve to
> master.
> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Steve