Best user-friendly basic web page editors?

[IronMentality]

- Microsoft Frontpage 2003
- Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004

Any other programs out there for us beginners with a friendly graphic interface?

[catacon]

I believe Mozilla Composer is one.

[kram 2.0]

The more I use it, the more I start appreciating Macromedia Dreamweaver - almost without a doubt, the most powerful versatile WYSIWYG web code editor out there. Hopefully it will stay that way - Adobe just bought out Macromedia. Things could take a right turn...

kram

[Force Flow]

Originally Posted by kram8806 The more I use it, the more I start appreciating Macromedia Dreamweaver - almost without a doubt, the most powerful versatile WYSIWYG web code editor out there. Hopefully it will stay that way - Adobe just bought out Macromedia. Things could take a right turn...

Ditto. Dreamweaver is pretty powerful, but also scaled well for both beginners and advanced designers.

[Parangles]

Please try the new updated version of Netscape/Mozilla Composer called Nvu.

http://www.nvu.com/features.html

Its excellent ...and free...although you'll feel compelled to send a donation

[IronMentality]

Originally Posted by kram8806 The more I use it, the more I start appreciating Macromedia Dreamweaver - almost without a doubt, the most powerful versatile WYSIWYG web code editor out there. Hopefully it will stay that way - Adobe just bought out Macromedia. Things could take a right turn... kram

This question goes for anyone: Would you take Dreamweaver MX in a heartbeat over Frontpage 2003?

[mairving]

Originally Posted by IronMentality This question goes for anyone: Would you take Dreamweaver MX in a heartbeat over Frontpage 2003?

I don't really like WYSIWG editors as they tend to get in the way but I would take DW over FP any day. I would doubt if you would find many people that would say different. DW is still the best on avoiding code bloat which others like FP and GoLive suffer from greatly.