[codingmaster]

Generally what are some good programs to use for web graphic design? Paintshop pro? Etc?

[motoxer4533]

Photoshop & Dreamweaver are top of the line. Look into the Adobe Creative Suite, Web Premium version, for your needs. (If you have the $$$ to shell out to get it, it's ~$1500)

[King X13]

Originally Posted by motoxer4533

Photoshop & Dreamweaver are top of the line. Look into the Adobe Creative Suite, Web Premium version, for your needs. (If you have the $$$ to shell out to get it, it's ~$1500)

yeah what he said. its what i use for my websites. now that Adobe merged with macromedia there is a websuite where you can get dreamweaver and photoshop with some other good tools in a package. but it will cost you some cash as he said. the package i have i think is about 2000 if i remember correctly.

[LeftEyeBlind]

Notepad!

[peterhuang913]

Originally Posted by NinteenNinetySeven

Notepad!

with Mspaint

[Blind_Arrow]

people generally use photoshop, for image manipulations, but, if you designing whole page, then Fireworks (Adobe) and ImageReady (part of Photoshop) are TRUE web design tools. i dont know how much efforts are being put into Imageready, as Adobe stopped their GoLive after they acquired Macromedia. however, which tool was best for interface design (fireworks or Imageready), i Think both are equal.

[mssssee2]

I use adobe CS3 :

Photoshop for imaging and some corrections to design
Fireworks for letter graphics and logos
Illustrator for 3d design
FLash for web graphic applications
After Effects for final effects in imagging

[codingmaster]

Thanks for your replies nad suggestions.

[objecterror]

If your going to go for any thing on the coding side, don't forget css, with style sheets you can edit several pages all through one single file, which is a great help to insure consistantcy through all of your pages.

[ninthBit]

Does anyone know some good apps with nice W3C standards support? I mean fix "standardless" pages by autocorrection with result preserve.