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Adobe Dreamweaver CS3: introduction

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Class overview
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3: introduction You don't have to be an expert in web page design programs to use tools like Dreamweaver CS3. In this class, you'll learn how to use Dreamweaver CS3's features, wizards and options to quickly and easily build professional-looking web pages. You'll also discover helpful tips and techniques for using Dreamweaver CS3 to publish and manage your website, regardless of your experience level.
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What you'll learn
  • Become familiar with the Dreamweaver CS3 layout, features and options
  • Discover the basics of good web page design and management
  • Learn how to create style sheets and Dreamweaver templates to unify your pages, meet accessibility requirements and simplify site growth
  • Explore how to work with text, images and multimedia to make your website stand out
  • Discover how Dreamweaver CS3 helps you publish and manage your website
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Lessons
» Lesson 1: Dreamweaver CS3: the basics
Dreamweaver CS3 offers tools, wizards and features that make designing your own web page simple. In this lesson, you'll discover what's new in Dreamweaver CS3, and what you need to know to get the most out of your experience.
Lesson 2: The fundamentals of Dreamweaver website builder
Web browsers and internet technology have come a long way in the past decade. Learn how to design your own web page to meet accessibility requirements, discover how to set up a Dreamweaver web page and learn how to find a good host for your site.
Lesson 3: Teaching text features and working with images
Regardless of your subject matter, it's likely that your website will include text and images. In this lesson, you'll discover options for using text, and you'll learn how to capture the perfect image for your home page from a variety of sources.
Lesson 4: Using cascading style sheets and XHTML with Dreamweaver CS3
You may have heard of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and XHTML, but do you know why they're important? In this lesson, you'll discover how these tools control layout and presentation within Dreamweaver CS3 and ensure consistency across multiple pages.
Lesson 5: Dreamweaver website builder: going beyond the basics
You don't need to be a code warrior to jazz up your site with dynamic content. In this lesson, you'll learn how to create links and navigation, add multimedia files and create basic forms in your web pages.
Lesson 6: Publishing and managing your website with Dreamweaver software
Now that you've designed a website, it's time to make it available on the internet. In this lesson, you'll learn how to make sure your web pages render well in a variety of browsers, create a site map and publish your website for public viewing.
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Instructor
Marc Mantha
Marc Mantha
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Marc Mantha owns and manages a creative marketing agency that develops web and print media. He's a professional photographer well versed in digital arts and applications. Marc has also created and led numerous instructional seminars, training sessions and online courses in digital media. He likes world travel and hiking off the beaten path with photography gear always in tow.
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Class reviews

scruise1091
Oct 27, 2009

Dreamweaver CS3

While the class was easy to understand/process...The Software has problems.
Adobe CS4 is what Adobe has available to download. Tried to load at work - and NOT!!! -
The instructor made the vast amount of data easier to get thru...the CS3/4 software does make web creating much easier than Dreamweaver 4 was. But, there are so many peices of software on the market that do everything for you -

Gambzs
Oct 23, 2009

The class is enlightening

Learning is indeed for those that wish to be taught

Vixen
Oct 23, 2009

Dreamweaver introduction

Thank you for the course, was a great help going from Frontpage to Dreamweaver. Did anyonenotice that there is a mistake in the lesson 5 quiz?

er323264
Oct 9, 2009

good

good

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