1. Adobe Dreamweaver:
● Advantages-Dreamweaver provides the features for fast and flexible coding
such as code hints, visual aids, and allows editing of HTML and CSS. It
provides the features of seamless live view editing, multi-monitor support for
Windows, Redesigned & modern UI, and Git Support.
● Disadvantages-It may take time for beginners in getting familiar with the tool.
To use this tool, you should have coding skill
Wix:
● Advantages-Wix Editor will allow you to access 500 designer-made templates.
You can upload your own fonts or can use more than 100 existing fonts.
● Disadvantages-As per the reviews, it is difficult to revamp the website with Wix
as it will not allow you to switch the theme once your website will be up and
running.
Wordpress:
● Advantages-It provides functionalities for advanced design customization. It
offers email and live chat support. Depending on the plan, it provides storage
space ranging from 3 GB to 200 GB.
● Disadvantages-Unavailability of a built-in drag-and-drop website builder.
2. Notepad++ is a free source code editor and supports several languages. It supports
tabbed editing, which allows working with multiple open files in a single window. It's eco
friendly and a very good text editor especially for web languages.
3. The difference between static websites and dynamic websites is that static websites
appear the same for every user that accesses them and only change when a developer
modifies the source files, whereas dynamic websites can present different information to
different visitors.
4. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are all client side programming languages and people in
careers like web design and user experience design focus on client-side development.
5. Cyberduck and FileZilla are two FTP software packages i found interesting and i would
use FileZilla for two main reasons being that i already have it installed on my computer
and because it is also very user friendly. Cyberduck from my research seems just as
good as FileZilla as they are both free and user friendly.
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