Top 10 Best Adobe Dreamweaver Alternatives for Web Design

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Adobe Dreamweaver

If you want to design a website then you might think about using Adobe Dreamweaver to do this. The program certainly has a lot to offer and if you are a novice then the WYSIWYG editor makes the whole process very easy. If you know your HTML and CSS code then you can use this directly if you want as well.

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CoffeeCup HTML Editor

Coffee Cup HTML Editor has been around for a long time and I found it really easy to use. I’ve some knowledge of website code and was able to test this out with the application. It offers a lot for a small price and is a pretty good alternative to Dreamweaver.

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NetObjects Fusion

I’ve provided you with a mixture of Dreamweaver alternatives that require coding knowledge and others that don’t. If you are new to web design then NetObjects Fusion is a very good web design application but it does come at a price (a lot less than Dreamweaver though). Some people have don’t time to build a site and they can contact a WordPress website design company to outsource their web design and development projects.

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Aptana Studio

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This is another open-source web editor for programmers that is a viable Dreamweaver alternative. You can use Bluefish on Mac, Linux and Windows and it really is for programmers only as there is no WYSIWYG feature. You can’t perform shared editing either.

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Openbexi

So here is a free WYSIWYG web editor that is a good Dreamweaver alternative. OpenBexi has a browser interface and will work on Linux, Mac and Windows operating systems. I had a lot of fun playing around with OpenBexi and I found its drag and drop functionality really nice.

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Microsoft Visual Studio

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KompoZer.net

BlueGriffon looks and feels a lot like Kompozer which is probably why I like it a lot. The free version does not include an FTP upload facility which is a bit disappointing. If you want to get more serious about your web design then the paid versions are worth a look too.

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BlueGriffon

BlueGriffon looks and feels a lot like Kompozer which is probably why I like it a lot. The free version does not include an FTP upload facility which is a bit disappointing. If you want to get more serious about your web design then the paid versions are worth a look too.

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SeaMonkey

There is a version of SeaMonkey for Mac and Linux but these could be hard to find now. If you are a Windows user then you will have no problem getting the last version. The web design application in SeaMonkey is “Composer” which has HTL5 support as well as CSS support.

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My last Dreamweaver alternative is TOWeb. A lot of TOWeb users believed that the version of the application launched in 2015 was the last but the company has now come back with version 7. I like TOWeb because it is a WYSIWYG editor that lets you add interactive elements to your web pages.

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