Re: best software for web site development

[Annamarie Pluhar <apluhar -at- mindspring -dot- com>]

Chris,

As someone who has been in the process of creating a Web site for my 
biz,( and maintains a site for my non profit)  I echo everyone's 
advice about learning about Web design before jumping into tools. I 
took a week long course last year in Dreamweaver and Fireworks.  The 
company who put the course  on has just self-published a book that is 
very good and puts some things together that some of the other books 
don't do. I recommend it.

http://www.digitaldivision.com/wbcb_website/index.html

There's a lot to Web design. It's a little like being asked to build 
a house. I've grown respectful of the  "design" part of  "Web 
design".   If this is a way you want to grow your skills and your 
boss is willing to give you the time, go for it.

Good luck.
Annamarie
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IDD Tech Solutions
Instructional design and development for technology.

(301) 588 - 4001
(301) 646 - 5002 (Mobile)
apluhar -at- iddtechsolutions -dot- com
Silver Spring, MD

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