Chapter 4
Mobile Web Design Software and Utilities
In This Chapter
Understanding the difference between hand-coding and using web design software
Looking into source code editors
Exploring whether to use Adobe Dreamweaver
Understanding the advantages of Adobe Creative Suite programs
Setting up a local test environment
Installing a web server on your workstation for testing
In the world of professional web design, there are essentially two disciplines, or schools of thought, or camps — or whatever you want to call them. On the one hand, there are the purists — usually hand-coders who type in the code that creates web pages “by hand,” without the aid of WYSIWYG (pronounced wih-zee-wig, for What You See Is What You Get) software. Which brings us to the second type of professional web designers: You guessed it — those professionals who do use WYSIWYG design software to create web pages. ...
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