Google Web Designer (GWD) is a free piece of desktop software (Windows and Mac) from Google. It is a web design WYSIWYG environment that generates HTML 5 and CSS code. In short, it allows you to create some very sophisticated web pages, banners or page snippets in a cross-browser format that will work everywhere (in modern browsers). It even gives you drag and drop elements for things like swipable elements and allows you to make calls to the code based upon events such as a phone screen rotating. GWD can produce usable assets of a quality you would previously have considered beyond you without expensive software and/or extensive training.

GWD isn't Dreamweaver. GWD can create some simple web pages that can be built into a simple website, and you can incorporate some advanced animations and elements on these pages. For a home site, or a small business, some of what you can already create in version 1 is beyond the quality of what you'd be able to achieve otherwise. However, sophisticated web design is not really possible, nor is database connectivity for dynamic content.
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