Which is the best html editor for web design?

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Hi friends,

i'm going to start web designing work, can any one kindly pls advise me which is the best html editor for design.

i search many websites but i'm not clear.

i need the correct solution for this.

Thanks

Posted 17-Aug-14 17:39pm

Renga.g

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enhzflep 18-Aug-14 0:38am

Well, my first suggestion to you (if indeed you do need the correct solution) is to specify in which regard the tool would be considered the best.

Like Christian, I use Notepad++ and a web-browser.

Some people prefer a click-click or drag-n-drop, others prefer a hybrid approach of both visual designing and the ability to customize the text output, yet others prefer strictly text-entry followed by preview in the only place that matters - an actual browser.

So, I suggest you specify which attributes you find desirable. If you don't specify what would make a product 'the best' or better than another product, all you're likely to get is personal opinion.

Renga.g 19-Aug-14 5:48am

thanks for your time and suggestion.

ya correct, currently i'm working with macromedia dreamweaver 8.

i feel it's not comfort. like not able to find the html tag start and end position. :(

thanks & best regards
renga

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2014-08-17T17:40:00

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Visual Studio and Blend are both fine. Most editors get in your way. I prefer to just write HTML in a decent text editor ( like notepad++ ) and view it in a browser.

Visual Studio Express Web Edition is free.

Posted 17-Aug-14 17:40pm

Christian Graus