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Suggested Resources!
IMPORTANT: These are just suggestions and in no way any "personal recommendation"! Use any of these resources at your own risk! Also, some of these links may become outdated or stop working over time, since the internet changes very fast!
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HTML:
HTML tutorials
FREE WYSWYG Webpage Editors
Paid Web Design Software
FREE HTML Editors
PAID HTML Editors
FTP:
FREE FTP Tools
Paid FTP Tools
FTP Tutorials
a) HTML tutorials:
W3Schools
b) FREE WYSWYG Webpage Editors:
Trellian
Kompozer
PageBreeze
c) Paid Web Design Software:
Really Easy Website Builder: This entire site is actually created with it! It contains a WYSWYG web page editor, home site creator, salesletter creator, download page creator, and even an FTP tool that is easy to use!:) Besides, it is cheaper than the big guns such as Dreamweaver™ or Frontpage™
Macromedia Dreamweaver: There is however no second choice to Dreamweaver™. If you can afford it, use it, and get addicted to it!
Microsoft Frontpage
d) FREE HTML Editors:
PSPad (this is actually a multi-purpose editor for text, html, php, perl, css and more!)
Alleycode
HTML-Kit
Notetab Lite (doubles up as a text editor)
e) PAID HTML Editors:
Editplus
Notetab Pro (doubles up as a text editor)
f) FREE FTP Tools:
Filezilla
WinSCP FTP
CoreFTP Lite
Cross FTP - Free Trial
g) Paid FTP Tools:
Cross FTP Pro: While Cross FTP also has a free trial edition, its REAL features, including CHMOD and Amazon S3™ support are only available in the PRO version!
CoreFTP Pro
WSFTP
Fetch (for MAC users)
h) FTP Tutorials:
Techtutorials.info
Web-hosting.candidinfo.com
Filetransferplanet.com
Freewebmasterhelp.com
i) Free Graphics Tools:
Paint.Net
Jing Free: Have not used it myself, but heard good things about it from others. Since it is from the makers of Snagit and Camtasia Studio, I believe it is a useful piece of software. Most importantly, it does not cost you a penny! BTW, they also have a pro version of the software!
GIMP: You can try it, but I don't like it personally. Its interface and controls seem to have been designed for the "geeks".
j) Paid Graphics Tools:
Webmasters Photo Kit: Generally meant for editing, resizing, and cropping photos/images
Snag it: The easy-tuse screen capture software, graphics editor and more!
Adobe Photoshop™: It is a famous graphics designing software, but comes with a steep learning curve and price tag. Do I need to say anything more? :)
Adobe Photoshop Elements™: The "little brother" of Photoshop™, it can generally perform most of the graphics designing stuff a common man could expect, but lacks the sophistication of Photoshop. On the bright side, it is relatively easier to use and cheaper than Photoshop! |
