[mtripoli]

I came across this the other day and have been playing with it...

http://www.medialab.com/sitegrinder/

It takes PS layers and turns them into html code for a website. Better to look at it and play with the demo than me try and describe it. Looks to be very good at throwing things together fast...

[Calico Jack]

Wow looks interesting. I was just about to buy Dreamweaver but I think I have to think again. Price is also quite tempting - 249$

[mtripoli]

Wow looks interesting. I was just about to buy Dreamweaver but I think I have to think again. Price is also quite tempting - 249$

I use Dreamweaver for my stuff... but then I saw this... I've played with it, it's very simple to use...

[Calico Jack]

So you are saying that I should consider to buy sitegrinder instead of dreamweaver?

[insomnia3d]

That is very cool. I do not know exactly how it works but the Galleries seem to be done with Lightroom 1.0
here is an example
www.arqspain.insomnia3d.com
It looks like a good way of putting sites toguether.

[-Adrian]

So you are saying that I should consider to buy sitegrinder instead of dreamweaver?

It really depends on what you want to do with it. If you only make a basic presentational website for yourself, this should cut it. Dreamweaver covers a whole different range of functionality, but you might not need that.

[glebe digital]

This looks great for a numbnuts like me!
Can't wait to play with this when I get some free time............cheers for the link.

[Calico Jack]

Dreamweaver covers a whole different range of functionality, but you might not need that.

I´m industrial designer so I need just some basic information of our company, galleries, contact and stuff.. while I listed my priorities I noticed that I really don´t need dreamweaver to make a good website

Lightroom seemed to be also useful software, but I already tried sitegrinder and I caught it up very quick so I think sitegrinder will be my choice.



..but how about frontpage