03-03-2010, 08:17 PM
No comparison. Rapidweaver is much simpler. You can just start using it and rely on its built-in templates.
Then you can customize everything, purchase a wide variety of site designs for $12 each, and just focus on content creation.
I found Dreamweaver somewhat like learning to use InDesign or Photoshop - plan on a month of just learning how to do things Adobe's way. While I write in InDesign, it is a fantastic program, and I survived the learning curve, I gave up on DreamWeaver. It may be a fantastic program, I don't know.
Then you can customize everything, purchase a wide variety of site designs for $12 each, and just focus on content creation.
I found Dreamweaver somewhat like learning to use InDesign or Photoshop - plan on a month of just learning how to do things Adobe's way. While I write in InDesign, it is a fantastic program, and I survived the learning curve, I gave up on DreamWeaver. It may be a fantastic program, I don't know.