Adobe Dreamweaver - Part 2
Take your Adobe Dreamweaver skills further. In this hands-on, two-day course, you’ll build responsive, mobile-friendly websites with the Bootstrap framework and media queries, create reusable templates, add interactivity with behaviors and widgets, work with Photoshop files, and manage and synchronize your sites on a live server.
Take your Adobe Dreamweaver skills further. In this hands-on, two-day course, you’ll build responsive, mobile-friendly websites with the Bootstrap framework and media queries, create reusable templates, add interactivity with behaviors and widgets, work with Photoshop files, and manage and synchronize your sites on a live server.
More Information:
- Learning Style: Virtual
- Technology: Adobe
- Difficulty: Beginner
- Course Duration: 2 Days
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- Certificate: See Sample
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About This Course:
Building a few web pages is a good start, but professional websites need to work on every screen size, stay consistent across dozens of pages, and be easy to update and maintain. This course shows you how to do all of that in Adobe Dreamweaver. Content moves at a faster pace than Part 1, with extra focus on shortcuts, real-world tips, and workflow improvements, and every lesson includes challenging project files.
Course Objectives:
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Personalize Dreamweaver and create custom keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow
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Use Extract, the DOM Viewer, the Visual Media Query interface, and heads-up displays
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Understand what’s new in HTML5 and apply it in your pages
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Build web pages using the Bootstrap framework, including navigation menus, header content, and semantic content
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Manage Bootstrap component widths, insert HTML entities, and create global type styles
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Apply responsive design principles and use media queries to adapt sites to different screen sizes
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Create templates from existing layouts, insert editable regions and metadata, and produce child pages
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Position images using CSS classes
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Work with Photoshop Smart Objects and bring Photoshop content into Dreamweaver
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Create internal, external, anchor, and email links, and target page elements
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Add interactivity with Dreamweaver behaviors and Bootstrap accordion widgets
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Define a remote site, cloak files and folders, and publish a site online
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Synchronize local and remote sites
Audience:
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Dreamweaver users who have completed Adobe Dreamweaver - Part 1 or have equivalent experience
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Web designers and developers who want to build responsive, mobile-friendly sites
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Graphic designers expanding their web design skills
Prerequisites:
You should have some experience with Dreamweaver and a working knowledge of the topics covered in Adobe Dreamweaver - Part 1, including:
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Comfort with the Dreamweaver workspace
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An understanding of HTML and CSS basics
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Experience working with text, images, and hyperlinks