Dreamweaver CC 2014: hands-on review

Adobe has released a new version of its web design tool. What does Dreamweaver CC 2014 bring?

Our Verdict

The additional tools and services in Dreamweaver CC 2014, many of which are web-focussed, certainly provide a compelling argument for the subscription service if you haven’t already made the jump.

For

  • Ability to copy CSS styles between selectors
  • Upgraded CSS Designer
  • View markup as an interactive HTML tree
  • Behance and Typekit integration

Against

  • Other Adobe web design tools, such as Muse and Edge Reflow, may be more suitable for your needs.

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Last week Adobe released a brand new milestone version of their suite of creative tools, including Dreamweaver CC 2014. Dreamweaver CC 2014 is already available to existing Creative Cloud subscribers by simply using the Creative Cloud website, or the desktop app, to download the new version.

As well as this latest version of the ever-popular web design and development tool, Adobe has released new versions of other tools in the suite including Photoshop CC 2014, Illustrator CC 2014 and InDesign 2014.

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The Verdict
9

out of 10

Dreamweaver CC 2014

The additional tools and services in Dreamweaver CC 2014, many of which are web-focussed, certainly provide a compelling argument for the subscription service if you haven’t already made the jump.

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