Should I Purchase Dreamweaver

I am the administrator of a couple websites, one a company websites and the others the company's online shopping cart sites. I've written the company website in simple HTML. It appears that the WWW is moving towards HTML5, XHTML and CSS3, and that I'll be able to have better design if I switch to using these languages. Is my understanding correct, and if so, would I be able to convert the site by importing it into Dreamweaver? The site has about 250 pages and is growing in size. I'm considering purchasing Adobe's Web Premium Package - I'm hoping to improve the site design, graphics and photo quality and add some video directly on the site without linking to YouTube. I've never used Adobe Products, and am not sure if this is a move in the right direction. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

There's not really a Yes or No answer.
It depends.
Depends on what your HTML and CSS skills are like and what you actually want to achieve with your websites.
Can you provide the addresses of the websites which you currently maintain?
You don't have to convert websites to HTML5 since web code is plain text and not a compiled programming language.
You just need a HTML5 doctype at the top of each page then you use HTML5 tags in your page. What is it that you feel HTML5 offers that you currently don't have?
Similarly, CSS3 is just a matter of using CSS3 rules and syntax in your stylesheets and letting the browsers to the rest.
Try running the Trial version of DW for 30 days and see if it's a good fit for your skills and workflow.

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