How to visually build a Responsive Layout

Interesting. Though I have to say that the GUI leaves something to be desired and the pricing rather expensive when compared to Pinegrow - which would give the user access to a whole bunch of css front-end grids, and many more templates, as well as a more intuitive GUI.

That said, I imagine having an integrated extension in DW has its advantages - in particular server side code support, which is pretty bad in Pinegrow.

Good to see continued support for DW development and fresh competition.

*edit* I checked out the docs and watched that video one more time, and it looks quite impressive what they have done. Kudos to them. Nice work, and good news for DW users wanting a quick BS prototyping solution and Adobe users looking for a Muse alternative (up to a point).

An interesting video/extension Ben, but I still think creating layouts is shown as being more complex than it needs to be, especially considering that flexbox is used.

BenPleysier  wrote We have seen many discussions that Dreamweaver does not have a WYSIWYG capability for designers to create a website in the same manner as Muse. Without going into the pros and cons of Muse, the general idea of designers being able to produce a website without coding has had its limitations. This is despite programs like Pinegrow, Wix and ilk becoming more and more popular. Because of this, Dreamweaver has fallen out of favour. Why am I saying this? Because DMXzone have come with a renewed product that will assist you to create a website using Dreamweaver without having to code. Have a look at Building a Responsive Layout with Bootstrap 4 Version 2 - YouTube to see how it is done. For more information and how to get a discount (until 6th March) go to the DMXzone site.

That can only be good for DW and Adobe, it might just save it from total oblivion. It has been on life support for a number of years and going backwards in terms of other products available.

You might need more than just a Bootstrap layout tool these days to produce a website by todays standards. Its something which should have happened 6 years ago at the time Bootstrap was introduced into DW. Ah well, always playing catch up as the next evolution has already taken hold, that'll always be the way in this game.

Lets just keep our finger crossed that users don't ever need to go into the code to change, manage or add anything - same old Bootstrap, an extension unfortunately won't make the code any more palatable.