[tnl2k7]

I personally use Dreamweaver, because I like its code highlighting functionality and sometimes its templates are useful, although I do go through and tidy up the markup afterwards and fix any validation issues that may have arisen.

But mainly its the PHP code highlighting that makes me like it, it helps me pinpoint problems with my code faster and makes it easier to see what lines are a part of which chunks and that.

I only recently started using Dreamweaver though, before then I just used Notepad++ xD

-Luke.

[gamerdude]

I user Dreamweaver but use the code window more than a little. I like the split view so I can make quick edits to the code and see the result in the layout. I basically couldn't live without Dreamweaver or without the code view.

[x10cyberman]

I'm using linux for web development. I'm using Quanta Plus (KDE) or Blue Fish (Gnome). Generally , I write the code manually and I mix it with anothers tools for graphics designs (like GIMP) or for Image Maps (KImageMapEditor in KDE).

[Pinto]

I like to use GIMP to draw the graphics.
Then,I get someone to help me code.
Then I draw some mre raphics.Thenn its done.Mostly.

[struni]

I am using Adobe GoLive for my website development. It is powerful,
yet easy to use. and I use Photoshop and PhotoImpact to create and
edit images.

[souradipm]

I hack some scripts to make my website and make the images with the GIMP.

I took some forum software and a portal, used a bridge and edited in my own stuff. I then made a logo. Now I'm improving on all of these things.

[stahn.universe]

Dreamweaver/FrontPage whatever, they all suck. They all add some strange codes to the file.

So it's best to use w3schools.com, Notepad2 or Notepad++, Firefox+Firebug or Opera+Firefly and pwn some websites.

For graphics, Photoshop and XnView, because Photoshop resizing filters suck.

[Nathan H]

I use good old fassioned notepad and ie8 works great and now i got 3 domains and 3 different sites.

[leperkuan]

I use dreamweaver to layout my sites then i jump in it for adding contents and cleaning up the code a little big. very nice tool maybe if i knew more about it i would stick to dreamweaver.

[DeadBattery]

Heh, no one buys their website! =p