Dreamweaver CC 2014 review: Web design and development tool gets even more visual<article>
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With the latest version of Dreamweaver, Adobe adds even more visual aids—so many that it might be possible to produce Web content without even looking at the application’s code view. But it’s not FrontPage 98 or PageMill 2.0, by a long shot—Dreamweaver CC 2014 is so deep and so complex that you’ll spend as much time learning the application as you do building your pages.</p><h2>What you see</h2>
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As in previous versions, Dreamweaver CC 2014 has three primary ways of presenting Web content: straight code view, the Design view, and the Live view (a WYSIWYG view, or what is supposed to be an approximation of what your page really looks like). Its many control panels—for example, CSS Designer—allow you to manipulate settings that affect the code and what you see in the Design and Live views. But Dreamweaver CC 2014’s Live view gets some significant updates that make the entire application just a tad less dependent on your knowing how to code.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2456425/dreamweaver-cc-2014-review-web-design-and-development-tool-gets-even-more-visual.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Dreamweaver CC 2014 review: Web design and development tool gets even more visual
