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Questions about designing the aesthetic look of websites, both practical and theoretical. For questions about coding the structure of a website, please go to Stack Overflow. For questions about the user experience, please go to UX.SE. Ask anything related to designing graphics and visual layouts here on GD.SE.
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Does using Dreamweaver help to produce better aesthetic designs than hardcoding HTML and CSS?
I'm the OP, and though I got several great answers from you guys, I feel like adding the following points.
Tool does not improve sense of aesthetics, but may improve result
One important and useful (a …
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Does using Dreamweaver help to produce better aesthetic designs than hardcoding HTML and CSS?
I have some professional web development experience, and I always hard-coded all the HTML and CSS in simple text editors. I don't think the aesthetic appearance of my websites is bad at all, but when …
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