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Product Description:
The fully featured HTML Editor and web authoring software, WebDesign gives you full control over your web site code, design and structure allowing you to develop fast, effective and the most compatible web sites possible. Providing support for HTML, XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, PHP, Javascript, ASP, XML, VBScript and more, WebDesign comes ready to work with all your web site documents. WebDesign includes everything you need from writing your web page, making sure it works ok in all web browsers and then getting it online with the free web hosting included with your purchase.
What's new in this version:
RAGE WebDesign 2.7 adds code-hinting and auto-complete which helps developers design web sites faster by suggesting HTML tags, attributes and attributes values as they type. It also adds site wide HTML tools to help check an entire web site against the HTML standards set by W3C as well as all external files including links, images, scripts and anchors. RAGE WebDesign's new HTML Tools can also convert an entire website to XHTML/CSS, beautify HTML code making it easier to work with, and optimize HTML code so it loads faster in web browsers.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- OS X 10.2 or higher, 10.3 or higher recommended
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Download Links:
Download RAGE WebDesign Version 2.7 (File Size: 6.6M)
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Download RAGE WebDesign Current Version (File Size: 17.4M)
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Feedback Summary:
| Version 2.7: | |||||
| Overall Rating: |   (3.3) |
Features: | (3.3) |
Support: | (4.3) |
| Ease of Use: | (4.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.3) |
Price: | (3.7) |
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Featured Reviews
A great program - Version: 2.9.8.3, 8/20/2008 03:36PM PST
allan5--2008
I've used WebDesign from the beginning. Now I can't get along without it. This last version doesn't solve any problems I've had,but thanks for continuing updates.
a fine html editor - Version: 2.9, 3/21/2007 02:16PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
michaelfraser_dotmac
I've used Webdesign for about five years now. It's served it's purpose well, improving with each revision. It's still got a few annoying little bits (the occasional spelling error in the dialogue boxes for example) and a couple of other features but for the price, it's great value.
Earlier versions may have had speed issues however on my ibook G4 (1.33GHz) it's not a slouch. This new version has speeded up loading and responsiveness too.
As a complete package (ftp browser, site management app, the ability to write your own plug-ins etc), Webdesign continues to serve me well.
Earlier versions may have had speed issues however on my ibook G4 (1.33GHz) it's not a slouch. This new version has speeded up loading and responsiveness too.
As a complete package (ftp browser, site management app, the ability to write your own plug-ins etc), Webdesign continues to serve me well.
reccomend - Version: 2.7, 7/4/2006 04:48PM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
martin128
I'd reccomend this app...
It doesnt do quite everything I'd want but its probably the best all-rounder out there, i don't personally use the web-site manager or many of the more complex tools webdeisgn offers as i code only by hand and upload with an ftp package.
But for anyone wanting to learn html i'd reccomend this app - the tutorials are excellent, so if your starting out go take a look at the rage site as you don't need to buy the app to use them.
There are other editors out there (freeware included) that are worth a look at Taco is good but lacks support for xhtml and i find TextWrangler a little bit too complex for my needs - all in all considering the low price of WebDesign and the fantastic support they offer i think its well worth it.
It doesnt do quite everything I'd want but its probably the best all-rounder out there, i don't personally use the web-site manager or many of the more complex tools webdeisgn offers as i code only by hand and upload with an ftp package.
But for anyone wanting to learn html i'd reccomend this app - the tutorials are excellent, so if your starting out go take a look at the rage site as you don't need to buy the app to use them.
There are other editors out there (freeware included) that are worth a look at Taco is good but lacks support for xhtml and i find TextWrangler a little bit too complex for my needs - all in all considering the low price of WebDesign and the fantastic support they offer i think its well worth it.
