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Aug 10th, 2011, 08:44 AM #1Junior Member
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That would depend on what features the medical office wants. If the office wants something simple, pretty well any decent free HTML text editor will do. Notepad++ is one. Visual Web Developer 2010 Express is another.
As far as graphics go, I use Photoshop. Others use GIMP. Both have a bit of a learning curve, though.If I've helped you out in any way, please pay it forward. My wife and I are walking for Autism Speaks. Please donate, and thanks.
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Aug 11th, 2011, 01:40 AM #3WDF Staff
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GIMP gives you nightmares when starting out
Originally Posted by TheGAME1264, post: 216308
You don't need software, per se. You need knowledge of the languages, like HTML, CSS, JS. PHP and MySQL if the site needs a database, which it probably will, since it is a medical office site.
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Another vote for Notepad++, I've also used Kompozer in the past which was pretty easy to understand when I first started. Photoshop & GIMP for graphics
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