Craig Grannell
Craig is a writer and designer, who's been writing about design and technology since the late 1990s. He's a big fan of clarity, innovation and the correct use of apostrophes, and will happily bang on about iOS games until the person he's talking to begs him to stop. He also makes music but too infrequently releases any.
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Review: Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 review
Dreamweaver has become associated with website creation in the same way that Photoshop is identified with image editing. However, despite some…
Review: BBEdit 9 review
BBEdit is a feature-packed editor includes support for a huge array of programming languages, has absurdly long menus, and preferences that make…
Review: Fusion 11 review
Billing itself as ‘the complete all-in-one Web site design tool’, NetObjects Fusion 11 aims to fit snugly between Dreamweaver and a slew of…
Review: Paint Shop Pro Photo X2 review
Once a Jasc rival to Photoshop, Corel’s direction for Paint Shop Pro has become increasingly niche, positioning it as a tool for working on…
Review: Adobe GoLive 9 review
GoLive appears to be living on borrowed time. Adobe’s own literature and Web site seems to suggest migrating to Dreamweaver is a good idea, so…
Review: Fireworks CS3 review
With Fireworks CS3, Adobe has subtly repositioned the application into a Web site planning and mock-up tool, making it a near-essential purchase…
Review: Dreamweaver CS3 review
Dreamweaver is almost as ubiquitous in the Web-design arena as Photoshop is in the world of print. Unusually for a Web tool, its huge range of…
Review: Coda review
Although Web designers have long enjoyed all-in-one solutions, hand coders have been lacking such a tool. Coda aims to deal with this problem,…
Review: Expression Web review
First impressions of Microsoft’s efforts are mixed. Unsettlingly, the interface looks like a cross between Word and Dreamweaver, and even when…