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    Default Re: Web Designer versus Xtreme Pro

    I'm really in favor of keeping them separate. My experience with "one size fits all" approaches to any sort of design (not just software) is you end up with a product that's mediocre at many things and excellent at none. Another bonus of taking the mindset of multiple applications, each with its own focus, is the user can pick what they need a la carte to customize their suite of tools and doesn't end up paying for functions they neither need nor want.
    Last edited by Spinny; 10 March 2009 at 11:48 AM. Reason: grammar
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    Default Re: Web Designer versus Xtreme Pro

    Quote Originally Posted by Spinny View Post
    I'm really in favor of keeping them separate. My experience with "one size fits all" approaches to any sort of design (not just software) is you end up with a product that's mediocre at many things and excellent at none.
    Totally agree.

    What's that expression? "Jack of all trades, master of none." :-)

    Cheers

    Doug

 

 

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