Good programs for website creation.

the king: http://www.sublimetext.com/2

You can also use www.webflow.com

It helps to develop the complete website using HTML and CSS. The website created is responsive also. One can develop website in couple of hours. It helped me alot

try using webs, our if your trying to make a guild/clan website try guildlaunch,

There is Zyro builder in Hostinger.com it is so aswesome - I can create cool looking websites even without any coding skills

Edited by zanekalnina, 10 March 2015 - 02:15 PM.

I know others have said it but honestly notepad++

It's great - HTML - XML - HTML5 - Java - CSS - PHP

I mean really its very flexible.

Might i add Quickandeasywebbuilder? It is good for creating websites in my opinion.

quickandeasywebbuilder.com

I used Kompozer for one site I made.  I don't know if the software has been updated, but when I used it, it was very buggy (and added a lot of junk to the HTML).

I used Notepad for two other sites I made.  Most of the coding for those sites was for the backend though.

I think  In CMS manages all the content you put on your site, from text to video to audio to documents. It can be custom-built, cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and be more complicated than particle physics.  What do you think guys?

CMS managers are awesome!

First of all, hand-coding HTML, Javascript, etc. hasn't been cost effective since the late '90s. Some text editors have on-the-fly syntax checkers, templates, reference docs, etc., but you can be much more productive using a web authoring tool.

Unfortunately, there are too many web authoring tools available. I've tested many of them and I still haven't found one that's not flawed in some way.

Many people love Dreamweaver. Back when I used it, I found that you can make websites sing and dance if you know what you're doing, but building menus and other site navigation mechanisms was much too tedious and error-prone. I had to use other tools and integrate the code they produced. I'm sure it's much better today.

The product I bought into about five years ago is Website X5. It's produced by a company named Incomedia and is very popular in Europe. It has an easy-to-use page layout grid, drag'n'drop page components, templates, and all the features you can think of. You can get a professional-looking site up and running in an hour. My only real criticism is that the word processing is decades behind what other products can do.

I'm still looking for something better.

I use Notepad ++ and sometimes Dreamweaver CS4.

I found wix(online) and website x5(offline software) the easiest and the best for websites.

I'm about to learn HTML and CSS on notepadqq for linux unless anyone knows a better choice nothing to complicated I'm new to coding and linux, In fact I haven't coded a line yet.