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HTML

To learn more about HTML you can go to:



Book reference: HTML & CSS design and build websites by Jon Duckett


CSS

To learn more about this exciting mark-up language, you can go to:



Book reference: HTML & CSS design and build websites by Jon Duckett

Editors

There are several WYSIWYG editors available. I use  Serif’s WebPlus (starter edition is free). There are others, including  Microsoft’s Expressions (free) and Adobe’s Dreamweaver (free trial).


CoffeeCup is an HTML editor. That means you’re working more in code. I have used it since the late 90s (yes, in the ancient days) and have found it to an excellent way to create my code. Not exactly a WYSIWYG editor, although they have a split screen that let’s you see what you’re creating. The trial version is free.

For Graphics

There are lots of software programs available to prepare your images or even create some. Here are three:

Adobe® PhotoShop

Paint-Shop Pro

Free/Open-source Inkscape.


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Available browsers

Where to learn more HTML and CSS

Editors

Graphic software