It includes a function, which automatically closes HTML tags, several wizards for common things such as frames, tables, java scripts, forms, and a lot of other features that boost productivity. I would suggest this tool if you have any desire to learn HTML, have some knowledge of HTML, or if you are planning on doing light maintenance to a site produced by a designer. Here, we'll go over the cons first. I really don't think putting this 100k image on your entrance page is a good idea. This means that standards of civility must be observed.
Designers are more expensive than editors.
Yes, that's six zeroes. Also, some designers are willing to set up payment plans. This can be for discussing themes and concepts, signing off on designs, and reviewing work. However, this is probably a fraction of the time you would spend if you did it yourself. No long months of growing pains and evolution.