New still in original factory shrink-wrap, 1 single end-user retail license package of Adobe Fireworks CS5. No longer directly available, if you want Fireworks today you have to buy the whole Adobe Creative Suite just to access it. If you want just this software, this is likely one of the last places you'll be able to get it.
Fireworks was designed for both bitmap and vector graphics, offering features like slices and hotspots for web design. Fireworks CS5 was part of the Adobe Creative Suite 5 and was discontinued in 2013 due to feature overlap with Photoshop, Illustrator, and Edge Animate.
Key features and uses of Adobe Fireworks CS5:
Web Graphics and Prototyping:
Fireworks CS5 was primarily used for creating website prototypes and user interface designs for web and mobile applications.
Bitmap and Vector Graphics:
It combined capabilities for both bitmap (pixel-based) and vector (formula-based) graphics, allowing for flexible design workflows.
Slices and Hotspots:
Fireworks included features like slices (dividing images into HTML elements) and hotspots (clickable areas in images) for creating interactive web elements.
Integration with other Adobe tools:
Fireworks was designed to integrate with other Adobe products like Dreamweaver and Flash, streamlining web development workflows.
Templates and Wireframing:
It offered a range of templates and wireframing tools to help designers quickly prototype website layouts.
States and Rollovers:
Fireworks CS5 allowed for the creation of interactive elements like buttons with different states (e.g., rollover effects).
Retouching and Color Correction:
It included tools for retouching images and adjusting colors.
Text Engine Improvements:
Fireworks CS5 featured enhancements to the text engine, including the ability to select non-contiguous text characters and undo changes at the character level.
Smart Guides:
The software provided smart guides for aligning objects based on visual cues.