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I used Dreamweaver significantly back in the day, and use Figma professionally today. I see what you're saying, but there's no question about them being equival
by karaterobot 3y ago
I used Dreamweaver significantly back in the day, and use Figma professionally today. I see what you're saying, but there's no question about them being equivalent in functionality, except insofar as I do not consider generated code from either of them particularly useful. In that respect they are the same, but in every other way Figma is 100 times better.
- maaaaattttt 3y agoCompletely agree. Was trying to find the current parallel of the design to code process. But there is no doubt dreamweaver is almost not comparable to Figma (at least the version I knew). As others mentioned the closest descendant of dreamweaver today is most likely Webflow.
- karaterobot 3y agoI hadn't seen that comparison, but Webflow is really cool! I had to make a company website using it a few years ago, because it needed to be maintained by people with no coding skill at all. I found it really awesome. Also, their Youtube tutorials were about the most impressive tutorials I've ever seen, so well produced and fun that I would recommend just watching them as entertainment.