A very common question from CorelDRAW users is how to create a Web page in CorelDRAW. I always explain there is a huge difference between Web graphics and a Web page. CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT make a great team for creating Web graphics. They are an absolutely horrible solution for creating a Web page. That leaves users wondering what they should use to create a Web page. There are hundreds of options available and it really depends on the user as to which is the best solution for them.

Today I’ll present one of those options and you can decide if it is right for you. We’ll start with one of its most attractive features, the price. It is free. BlueGriffon is powered by the Gecko rendering engine from Firefox 4. That means it will design pages that follow the latest standards. For those who aren’t familiar with designing Web pages, that is extremely important. It is available for Window, Mac and Linux so you can edit on any of the popular platforms.

It isn’t magic. You still need to understand at least some of the technology used on the Web. It is a good editor and the price is right. Download it and give it a try!