article meta
2008-09-05
Webb Martin Consulting
This entry was posted on Friday, September 5th, 2008 at 5:27 pm and is filed under Folio. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
There are 2 Responses to “ Webb Martin Consulting ”
Jamie Le Souef Says
@Taylor -
Hi Taylor, Thanks for the comment!
As you pointed out I do use dreamweaver. I’ve used it since version 6 (back when it was Macromedia). Its one of thoes programs that I think is flawed in many ways, but there just is not anything remotely close to it out there.
Dreamweaver’s (CS3-) Rendering engine is woeful. That isn’t a biggie as I hand code my sites in code view and then preview in either Firefox or Safari. But it would be nice to be able to get a better understanding of how the site is looking right in the app. The WebKit integration in CS4 will be a huge plus!
Also, Dreamweavers FTP application is not only under-featured, it is quite un reliable – especial when trying to sync large sites. I know that CS4 has SVN support so that will be good as well.
All in all i do love to work in Dreamweaver, but there are defaintly ares that it could be improved.
I hope that helps. Feel free to ask any other questions but just commenting :)
Track & Ping backs
Leave a Reply
recent projects
Title : My Boy (1)
Media: Canon EOS 350D DSLR, Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop
Description : A day out in the park with my world.
Title : Tasmania Corrective Services Badge
Media: Adobe Illustrator, Stitch
Description : Badge for the Canine Drug Detection Unit
Title : Webb Martin Consulting Website Concept 1
Media: Blog/Website, flash, css, xhtml, php
Description : Website deisgn for Webb Martin Consulting
Title : Webb Martin Website Design Concept
Media: Wordpress, CSS, xhtml, php
Description : Concept website design for Webb Martin.
site tags
meta
Taylor Says
Your design looks really good. I’m guessing by the Dreamweaver tag you may have used it? If so what are your opinions on Dreamweaver? I teach a class on Dreamweaver and am always intrigued at what others that have success with the program think about it.