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395 companies use Adobe Dreamweaver for web design

  • 395 companies in our database
  • 36 countries
  • Pay per contact, no subscription

Adobe Dreamweaver is a web design and development tool used by 395 companies across 36 countries. We have 405 contacts there—mostly in the United States—spanning design, development, and marketing roles.

Use this list to reach 41 graphic designers, 11 frontend engineers, and 55 founders who choose Dreamweaver for responsive web design and HTML/CSS/JavaScript editing.

Companies
395
Contacts
405
Countries
36
Category
Web design and development

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What is Adobe Dreamweaver?

Adobe Dreamweaver is a web development tool that helps create and publish responsive web pages with support for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more. Adobe acquired it from Macromedia in the late 1990s and continues to develop it as part of the Creative Cloud suite.

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Subscription: $20.99/month for single app, $54.99/month for Creative Cloud all-apps bundle; 7-day free trial available

Sample companies that use Adobe Dreamweaver

CompanyLocationContacts
InfosysIndia3
Delgado Community CollegeUnited States2
Michigan State UniversityUnited States2
MT Marketing C.A.Venezuela2
100 THOUSAND POETS FOR CHANGE,United States1
3dcartUnited States1
3TECH Moving TechnologyPanama1
4Pillows InteractiveColombia1
805CALENDARUnited States1
9jaoncloudNigeria1
Aadmi ConsultingUnited States1
Accelas Solutions Inc.United States1

383 more companies use Adobe Dreamweaver

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A sample of the companies in our database. The full account list and contacts are available in the app.

Who you can reach at Adobe Dreamweaver companies

Your best contacts are 41 graphic designers and 11 frontend engineers, with a secondary audience of 55 founders. Many Dreamweaver users also work with Adobe's design suite (Photoshop, Illustrator), so these are decision-makers in web and creative projects.

By role

  • CEO / Founder55
  • Graphic Designer41
  • Marketing Manager35
  • Software Engineer26
  • Operations Manager19
  • Product Designer13
  • Frontend Engineer11
  • Content Marketer10

By role, measured in contacts.

By country

  • United States309
  • India16
  • Canada16
  • United Kingdom8
  • Venezuela6
  • Spain5
  • Argentina4
  • Nigeria4

By country, measured in contacts.

Adobe Dreamweaver alternatives

  1. 1. Visual Studio Code

    Free, lightweight code editor favored by developers for its extensibility

  2. 2. Webflow

    Visual web builder focused on no-code design and hosting, positioned as a Dreamweaver alternative

  3. 3. WordPress.org

    Open-source CMS with visual editing—used by 37 of the same companies in our data

  4. 4. Sublime Text

    Lightweight, fast code editor popular among developers seeking an alternative to Dreamweaver

Frequently asked questions

Which roles use Dreamweaver at these companies?
The top contacts are 55 founders, 41 graphic designers, and 35 marketing managers. You can also reach 26 software engineers and 11 frontend engineers.
What other tools do Dreamweaver users have?
41 graphic designers at these companies often use Adobe Photoshop (95 companies), Adobe Illustrator (64 companies), and Adobe InDesign (50 companies). Many also use WordPress.org (37 companies), Slack (27 companies), and Google Workspace (17 companies).
How many countries do these companies span?
The 395 companies in our data operate across 36 countries, with the largest concentration in the United States.
Can I get email addresses?
Not established. Our data includes contact names and roles at these companies. Check each company's website or LinkedIn to find direct contact information.

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