I could use some help selecting a product to go with....

I have a small aviation engineering consultant company in Huntsville, AL. I have a website up and running, but it's a basic template offered by the hosting company. I have started adding the content, but the limitations of their template aren't getting the results I am looking for. I am not computer stupid, but just a developmental test pilot not a programmer. I want to get a website up and running with the look and feel I want for my company and want to use coffeecup products. Which program is best suited for my needs and level of expertise? HTML Editor or Visual Designer? I want to be able to have some great graphics, import stuff from photoshop, flash menus ect.

Any advice would be great....

Brian Russell
therussell-sumnergroup.com

Do you wish to learn HTML Brian?

If you have no interest in the html bit - get VSD - if you want to learn to have more control and make your own code - get HTML editor...

Note that you can move a site from VSD to the HTML editor - but not the other way...

Thanks for that bit of information. I would like to learn more about HTML, but not sure I want to do that learning up front when I want to get my site established. If I will be able to take a VSD back in to HTML late, then that might be the way to go for starters. Or maybe just get both and play with them.

There is a trial period for both, so you can just go ahead and play with them.