Adobe Dreamweaver Hands-On Intensive
Characteristics Of This Class:
We'll start with an introduction to Dreamweaver's interface and setting up your website, working with HTML, links, and graphics. Then we'll start learning how to use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for professional website layout. We'll also cover Dreamweaver's time-saving template and publishing features, including setting up your site online.
I. Introduction to Dreamweaver
- The Interface
- Defining a Local Site
- File System Best Practices
- Preview in Browser
- HTML Tags and Basic Formatting
- Link Paths
- Creating Links
- Overview of Graphic Usage Techniques
- Placing Graphics on the Page
- Properties of Graphics, ALT text
- CSS Overview
- The CSS Styles Panel
- Types of Syle Rules: Tag, .Class, #ID, Compound
- Useful CSS Properties
- External Style Sheets
- Layout Overview
- Premade CSS Layouts
- Walk-through: Creating a CSS Based Layout
- Library Items
- Templates
- Remote Site Definition Settings
- Connecting to a Remote Site and Uploading/Synchronizing
Presented in Adobe CS6, but most of what is taught will apply to earlier versions of the program.
Who Should Take This:
Visually-oriented beginning web designers who have taken Fundamentals of Web Design workshop or have equivalent understanding of web technology.
Brian Shaffer
Brian Shaffer is a seasoned web developer and Internet marketer. Over the past eight years, Brian has designed, developed, and marketed over 70 sites that are growing and thriving today. As an HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP expert, Brian builds on all major open source platforms, including WordPress and BigCommerce, to provide companies with sites that they can maintain without knowing how to program. Over the past few years, Brian has taken a liking to Twilio, and has built many phone and text message applications for clients using their platform. Take a look at some of the demos at Brian Shaffer's blog.
I had been working out of classroom in a book and this was a lot easier to understand. I took away some helpful skills.
Jonathan, 3/8/2013
I had the basics, but this class helped fill in the gaps and gave me a lot of short-cuts and more efficient ways of doing things.
Casey, 6/29/2012
Many details, tips and suggestions on Dreamweaver that will help my efficiency.
Brian, 5/19/2012
Very organized & thorough presentation.
Heather, 2/25/2012
Wonderful experience. I am so excited about this topic and feel well prepared to begin designing websites!
Beth, 2/25/2012
Very helpful technical training of Dreamweaver.
Jeff, 12/2/2011
Great value. Thank you.
Brandon, 10/15/2011
It was A LOT of information and paced well.
Anna, 9/9/2011
A lot of information - good start.
Courtney, 9/9/2011
I knew enough to be dangerous, but this cleared up some of my misunderstandings. Especially about margin collapse and spry functionality.
Kelly, 9/2/2010
Excellent! (The instructor was) very knowledgeable and patient. Very helpful handout and list of resources.
Denise, 6/5/2010
Great intro to Dreamweaver. Good review of html+CSS. All of the basics to get up and running.
Robert, 4/10/2010
Hands on, very usable samples and learning modules. Handout information was excellent!
Lisa, 4/10/2010
This class was very helpful for me. I had a very limited knowledge of Dreamweaver. We covered the pallettes as well as functions to build your own site from the many templates provided. I am anxious to take more classes!
Lyida, 8/2/2009
I learned many things that I can apply in my work with Dreamweaver!
Kevin, 7/12/2009
I thought it was a great class. And a good value. I hope that I might one day take your photoshop class.
Jacquelyn, 4/14/2008
Glad I was able to pick up a few time-saving tips for updating my website! And it's always fun to learn things like posting dynamic slide shows and movies.
Mary, 7/24/2007
It's a lot of material to cram into a one day session, but I left the class with a good mindset for working in the Dreamweaver environment.
Brian, 6/4/2007
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Learned way more than i anticipated.
Brenda L., 3/8/2013