What are your perferences as a web designer? 4 facets of web design most webmast

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   hotwebideasposted 12 years ago

   What are your perferences as a web designer? 4 facets of web design most webmasters argue about...
   
   1. Hand Coded HTML vs Dreamweaver?
   
   2. Tableless CSS layout or Using Tables as layouts?
   
   3. HTML 4 or HTML 5?
   
   4. Javascript or jQuery?
   
   5. PHP or .NET?
   
   I have a hub on this, but I would love to hear people's preferences for web design.
   
   Bruce

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   jacharlessposted 12 years ago

   1. Hand Coded html!
   2. CSS3 for tableless, else CSS2 w/ few tables
   3. HTML 4. I think 5 is really a transitional MO.
   4. jquery -just smooth...
   5. PHP5.   .Net is over -especially with nearly 60% of development going iOS and web 2.0 for CMS like Joomla and even Square Space.
   
   I prefer to code by hand, as I feel connected to the design itself. Code is my paint, and that white page my canvas. CSS is my medium over DW. I use Coda.
   
   James.

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   vinnerposted 12 years ago

   Dreamweaver is preferred by me than hand coding as it gives the same experience as editing in a word processor and a graphic designer simultaneously. HTML 5 is the technology of future anyway. So we need to move on to it.

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   hotwebideasposted 12 years ago

   Darn it. I spelled "Preferences" wrong. I am very glad this was not a question on using Spell Checks!!! It was an honest typo. LOL

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   albertmusoliniposted 12 years ago

   
   
   Most of web designer in Singapore uses the Zylone It for developing their skills in web designing.
   visit http://www.zylone.com/

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   centp002posted 12 years ago

   Hand Coded HTML - CSS layout - HTML 5 - Javascript.

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   thebfdesignsposted 11 years ago

   Hand Coded HTML with Dreamweaver using Tableless CSS layout. I'm more comfortable in HTML4 but want to advance my HTML5. Javascript and Jquery may depends, I would love to check for jQuery "write less, do more" and last PHP. Hope this helps.

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