CuteHTML

A coder's dream, for anyone who uses Notepad to make sites. It automatically suggests colours, tags, paramters and alignments for you, and you can add tags like a horizontal rule, and tables, at the touch of a button. Very useful. Also good is it's integration with CuteFTP Pro - you can edit files directly from the server via a temporary download, and upload the changes at the end. It also has error-checking and the perfect interface for scripting. But obviously beginners will prefer something more grpahical, like FrontPage Express. I'm only giving this product 2 stars out of 5 because, while it is quite good, it's essentially ...  Read the complete review

Cute Html2 is suitable for anyone who wants to build their own website. Even a complete beginner would be able to achieve a reasonable result with this programme. You can configure different colour schemes for your site at the click of a button and the programme will suggest 'tags' to you as you design. 'Tags' for those who aren't familiar are instructions in html code which tell an item on your page how to display itself, etc (the instructions). There is a preview facility so that you can try different things out and see how they look. You don't have to have knowledge of html to use this programme but it is much easier if you ...  Read the complete review

*Update at the bottom* I first came across CuteHTML about 2 years ago and couldn't imagine ever creating a website without it again! Although I do sometimes use Dreamweaver for initial setting up of tables or to test colour schemes, this handy and free program allows even a novice to set up a website and teach him/herself HTML at the same time! Its main advantages are the configurable colour scheme that allows you to display different tags in different colours, as well as the tag library that suggests tags to you as soon as you type in the first letter! I taught myself HTML simply by looking at website source scripts and then trying it ...  Read the complete review