About Dreamweaver CS5 Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 is the latest release of the company's award-winning authoring tool for designing and building websites.

HTML5 Pack extension also features WebKit engine updates and improvements to support video and audio in the Dreamweaver Live View capability for previewing designs.

Adobe Systems is providing a set of HTML5 tools for developers and designers, the Adobe HTML5 Pack. The company made the announcement at the Google I/O show.

SAN FRANCISCO — Adobe will begin shipping a package of HTML5 web design tools for Dreamweaver, the company says. The HTML5 Pack for Dreamweaver will available for download on Adobe Labs some ...

For HTML5 websites and mobile applications, Dreamweaver has the tools. In Web page design, the popularity of Adobe’s Flash multimedia platform is nose-diving, while HTML5 is skyrocketing. That ...

A free extension for Adobe's Dreamweaver web authoring tool provides HTML5 support. Shortly after shipping Dreamweaver CS5, Adobe has made available a free extension that provides support for ...

“One of Dreamweaver’s great strengths is its extensibility and it’s encouraging to see that Adobe has wasted no time in providing support for those parts of HTML 5 and CSS3 that are already ...

The Adobe HTML5 Pack is an extension to Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, the latest version of the industry-leading HTML authoring tool for website design.

Dreamweaver CS6 is a powerful Web builder with great code-editing, CSS, and site management capabilities. It introduces significant additions for CSS3 properties and building mobile-friendly ...

Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch will demonstrate Dreamweaver's new capabilities during a presentation at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco on Wednesday. HTML5 Pack is accessible at Adobe's Web site.

Adobe announced today at the Google I/O conference that a new HTML5 solution is available for web designers and developers. The Adobe HTML5 Pack is an extension to Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, the latest ...

Adobe’s addition of HTML5 capabilities to Dreamweaver is “not surprising,” said analyst Ben Bajarin, director of consumer technology at Creative Strategies.