Adobe Dreamweaver - Part 1
Learn to design, build, and publish websites with Adobe Dreamweaver. In this hands-on, two-day course, you’ll master the Dreamweaver workspace, learn the basics of HTML and CSS, create page layouts, add text, lists, tables, images, and links, and publish your finished site to the web.
Learn to design, build, and publish websites with Adobe Dreamweaver. In this hands-on, two-day course, you’ll master the Dreamweaver workspace, learn the basics of HTML and CSS, create page layouts, add text, lists, tables, images, and links, and publish your finished site to the web.
More Information:
- Learning Style: Virtual
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Course Duration: 2 Days
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- Certificate: See Sample
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About This Course:
Every business needs a website, and Adobe Dreamweaver remains one of the most popular tools for building one. It combines a visual design environment with full code editing, so you can see your pages take shape while learning the HTML and CSS behind them.
This course gives you a solid foundation in Dreamweaver and web design. You’ll start with a thorough tour of the Dreamweaver workspace, including Design, Code, and Live views, toolbars, panels, the Property inspector, tag selectors, the Related Files interface, and the CSS Designer, and learn how to customize the workspace to suit how you work.
Course Objectives:
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Navigate and customize the Dreamweaver workspace, including Design, Code, and Live views
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Use panels, toolbars, the Property inspector, tag selectors, and the CSS Designer
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Understand HTML basics, frequently used HTML elements, and what’s new in HTML5
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Understand CSS syntax, the CSS box model, and how to apply styles using classes and IDs
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Create, edit, and troubleshoot CSS style sheets
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Plan a new website using thumbnails and wireframes
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Create page layouts using predefined layouts
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Create and style text, lists, and tables
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Spell-check web pages and find and replace text
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Insert and optimize images for the web
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Create internal, external, email, and image-based hyperlinks, and link to specific page elements
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Define a remote site and publish a website to the web
Audience:
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Beginners who want to learn web design with Adobe Dreamweaver
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Self-taught Dreamweaver users who want to fill gaps in their knowledge
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Graphic designers moving into web design
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Marketing and communications professionals who maintain company websites
Prerequisites:
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You should have basic computer and file management skills