What I like about Dreamweaver is it's intuitive design and the program itself. As an website designer I liked that while I was using it I can use live preview while I worked on my html and css. It not only showed the progress but it gave me an good idea of where I'm at. Another thing I'd like to mention is it's a nice program but beginners might find it harder to learn while more advanced designers think of it as too simplistic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What I dislike about it so far is as opposed to other programs like brackets it doesn't have an ad-ons that will show your mistakes in the code so you can go back and fix it. It's expensive for what it offers compared to other programs. Lastly, it's just less efficient and cookie cutter compared to other programs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I use Dreamweaver primarily to code emails. My favorite feature is the ability to see if and where I have unpaired tags. Tags missing an opening or closing could be catastrophic to an email design and combing through each line of code to find the error would increase my time spent coding exponentially. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This is very minor, and some may find it helpful, but I don't like how Dreamweaver adds a closing tag right after I finish writing my opening tag. Every single time, I need to copy and paste the closing tag they automatically insert to the correct location. I wish this functionality was a bit smarter. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Adobe Dreamweaver is my daily code editor. i am web developer i use this regular for developing my new codes. this is very fluent in writing codes. like html, css, php, javascript. mostly i use it to write html and css with javascript. also use it for edit pre developed codes. i like most the easy usability and the auto complete option . also the space tapping image or file insertion option. which is a great system i have ever seen. i didn't found it on any other code editor. this is the main thing i like. there is also some thing like theme option, plugins side by side edit, edit with live view. these are the most loveable thing to me. for all those features i use the Adobe Dreamweaver as my main and regular code editor. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
i don't found much thing to dislike Adobe Dreamweaver. i found one thing is the heavy weight of the Adobe Dreamweaver. For this reason it is not useable on low configuration devices. although this not a big reason to dislike Adobe Dreamweaver because of it's high quality features. so i must say if it can lose some weight then i think it can get more market popularity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As a long time user of the Adobe Creative Suite, Dreamweaver was nice to walk into already knowing the layout that Adobe has. It provides a nice drag and drop format web builder than beginners can handle to create their content. It's a nice between space for those who have some experience but do not consider themselves web design professionals. I am a big fan of the coding hints, the autocomplete, and the spell check functions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Dreamweaver does have a less-than-intuitive interface for those who do not have web design experience. If you do not have a lot of time on your hands to watch tutorials on Youtube or have a teacher, I would recommend passing on this product as the built-in help functions are not too great. It can be seen as second rate to super professional web developers even though it works just as good as other products. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Dreamweaver has great live and code preview options. There are many features, menus, and more that make it a quick and efficient tool for custom web page updates and design changes. It works with a variety of file formats. It will work directly with ftp to make changes live immediately. This software makes working with HTML and CSS much easier with automatic suggestions when creating and editing code. I use this almost every day as a website designer and developer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When upgrades are done with this software, it has been a bit of a learning curve to learn the new features and shortcuts. It has more features than I really need or use with this software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Dreamweaver is full of intuitive features. I particularly like the 'live code view' feature which allows you to see your html code in a live environment without having to commit your project to a server. You can create multiple sites within Dreamweaver so that you can manage many projects at once.
The built-in help section in Adobe Dreamweaver is full of answers to the most basic of coding questions. Dreamweaver is full of starter templates too, so if you are starting out your coding career, it's a really good tool to begin with. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I dislike the way tabs are displayed at the top when you have multiple pages open in one site, you can easily get lost.
Sometimes the program crashes and there seems to be no fantastic recovery of open files. I also wish the actual program icon was different to that of Adobe XD, I use both of these programs and I am constantly clicking the wrong one as they are the same colour icon. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There are a couple of things that I find helpful about Adobe Dreamweaver. It is the best site-building program for individuals to corporate projects. I can build my sites using WYSIWYG or by writing actual code. Plus I can grant others different work permission levels, just like I would do with WordPress sites.
One of the upsides of using Dreamweaver is the split-screen, which Dreamweaver has offered since I started using it over 15 years ago. With it, I can jump from Design View to Coding quickly and efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Well, not too much of a downside except the learning curve is pretty steep. But if you use other Adobe products the curve becomes more of a hill vs a mountain. Also sometimes when I am designing in WYSIWYG and dragging images or page elements in from Photoshop, Dreamweaver goes a bit flukey, and when I try to undo it, it doesn't work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This code editor has many professional tools focused on website design, from the generation of templates to the export of the files to the server, this program has from the tools and options of basic use to advanced use, we can incorporate and see a graphic environment in which while we are writing the site code, we can see the design in real time of how the site is looking with a preview within the program or in an external browser, we have all the tools focused on the codes html and php, as well as others intended purely for applications, the program has an environment where the code commands are divided into colors which makes them easier to distinguish, it also contains real-time error detection which helps to save time With projects, it also has a way to upload files to the server through an ftp client that the same program has already integrated Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would like the program to have some command dictionary or javascript templates to make the effects and designs of the sites that we are editing and make them a little more unique Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I absolutely love the code highlighting feature that helps you quickly scan your code and find possible errors. Each type of code has a different color that will allow you to visually distinguish HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, etc. You can switch between coding mode and design mode to quickly check the result of the code you wrote. It also checks the code while you are writing it so you can immediately fix any errors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
At the very top of the program, we see 15 options: these are menu items and icons for quickly changing the program interface. Below there are 5 to 50 more options (depending on the number of open files), and then we see 15 more items. Thus, we have more than 35 elements in front of us at the same time, with the help of which we can perform certain functions of the program. Not everyone can keep in mind the meaning of all these elements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I have been using Dreamweaver for over 10 years. While I don't use it as much now that many clients are using WordPress, I still use it weekly. I find Dreamweaver very helpful. I love that I can customize the workspace with the tools you use a lot. It's convenient to take out things that I never use and add in things I use all the time. I also like how Dreamweaver will highlight mistakes or coding issues. It's helpful when I am doing something new and not 100% sure if I'm doing it correctly. One feature I use all the time is the find and replace! It saves me tons of time. I also love the split screen. It is such a pain to go back and forth in WP to see what your page is going to look like. The template feature is awesome, always saves me time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While I love that Dreamweaver is updated continuously, they move things around and then I can't find what I need. I hate wasting time looking for an option that was in one menu and now is something completely different. I also get annoyed that Dreamweaver isn't truly WYSIWYG. It's frustrating when I code a page and it doesn't look like I wanted or looks differently on different browsers. It can be difficult to figure out why. Dreamweaver is so feature-filled that it can be overwhelming to some people. There are many features I've never actually used and probably never will. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This is a code and design editing software for the development of projects such as sites and applications, it has multiple tools for editing code at a professional level, with division and colorization of command commands, and a detection of types of syntax, which with the help of its real-time error detection mode helps us save a lot of time when we edit, it also has different preview modes either on the same program, with split screen to see both things at same time or the preview in the explorer, it also has a wide library of code and auto selection which shows us different suggestions when editing, likewise the program already has templates for quick start to start projects quickly. as a possibility to connect the program to the server and upload our site or application constantly as we update Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I would like it to have more tools and special options for the development of applications and design of mobile-focused sites since the size of the previews varies a bit Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When I need to take my conceptual layout from static design to an interactive layout, Dreamweaver is my go to. Because it has a very user friendly GUI, I feel comfortable jumping in even if I haven’t used it in awhile. Dreamweaver has a great interface which guides you along the way even if you are not completely up to date with the latest code standards. It is an Adobe product as well making it quick to pick up if you are familiar with Other Adobe tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It’s great for the novice coder to get in and get things wired up but can be a bit cumbersome as the project advances. The functionality works and generates the necessary code but it’s not necessarily the best practice for the application which can require getting a seasoned coder involved to assist. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
You can build websites using multiple tools—some that run online, some that run on your local machine or desktop. Adobe Dreamweaver stands alone as one of the only site-building apps that's just as suitable for individual designers as it for large scale projects with commercial needs. The code is there for developers when you need it but is hidden when you dont, creating a great layered experience. The program works for individual users or teams when there are different levels of freedom and skill level. Also if you are a current Adobe user it will work with all over Adobes portfolio of products and tools very seamlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some of the things I dislike is that like most other adobe programs it can be cumbersome to use for first time users. The interface has a steep learning curve that takes awhile to overcome. The undo feature also only works when working within the code interface portion and not when you are placing assets or imagery into your workspace. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Dreamweaver is a professional HTML Editor, which is used to create, publish and manage websites. The program supports all current web standards such as HTML 5, Java Script, CSS3 and PHP. One of the best features is the live view so called WYSIWYG view. It helps you to see which effect changes in the code have directly on the designed view. The CSS designer has been improved and also FTP protocols, jQuery widgets and a lot more is available. All in all Dreamweaver is one of the HTML editors out there with the most features and functions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Using Dreamweaver for the first time is quite challenging. You will have to find your way around the program, but fortunately there are a lot of tutorials and also the manual is quite useful. Another thing is that the installation will take some while. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This editor of codes specialized in the development of websites is very complete and has multiple tools to make the development of our projects in a professional way, in this editor we can from importing files to organizing the sites so that the export is of It has an easy way, it has a very versatile interface that helps us save time with the separation of the color codes of commands and detection of errors in real time, at the same time that within the same program we also have the option of preview which helps us detect changes in the design of the site that is being developed, as well as multiple insertions of images or tables to better accommodate the site as we progress on the projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It is very complete but it only remains to add some tools more focused on the design of websites for mobile phones Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Adobe Dreamweaver is an ideal software for website designing. As a beginner it is the best tool you will get to learn web design and it will help you create website design very easily and a simple way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
As popular as this software is, there are some limitations with it. For advanced level of web designing this is not the most recommended software. As a beginner it's good but as a an expert this is nothing the best platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
This program is very useful since it has many very useful tools that help to make a better design and programming of websites, it has wide ways of editing, inserting, importing, programming, error detection and preview, which can help to develop our projects more quickly, since it allows us to see and analyze what we are developing in real time while simplifying everything we do in this regard, such as programming and inserting codes in designs Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The only thing that the program would lack is the most focused preview of mobile devices since the use of these is the one that is most used now Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.