Drawter is great! Just found this gem of a site and it's already come in useful.
Now I'm a hand coder of HTML, have been for 12 years, so perfectly happy creating HTML and CSS in a text editor. Sometimes though I just want to do something simple and quickly and that's where Drawter helps.
It allows you to create basic HTML layouts using CSS really quickly by drawing out the elements you want and then generating the code.
Highly recommend you have a play. Obviously it's great for beginners too as you can see the layout and then relate the code back to it (a good way to learn).
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Create HTML & CSS visually with Drawter
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
CSSFly: See how your web design changes would affect your site without committing
Nice little app here called CSSFly which allows you to view any web page and edit it in real time while seeing the results instantly in the browser. It works by caching a copy of a page and updating with any changes to the code you make.
Could be very useful for any CSS/XHTML developers who want to experiment without getting their coding tools out. Also great for those of us who like to see what's under the hood of our favourite designed websites.
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Labels: css, design, development, future of web apps, xhtml
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