Testimonials
Monica Hurt Date: Feb 04, 2010
Very good delivery. Wil made it comfortable by accepting any/all question as a valid question. This made it comfortable for us to learn.
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Duration
1 Day |
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Class Size
~15 |
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Times
9:00-4:00 |
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Training Manual
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Price
$235.00 + GST |
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Course Description The Dreamweaver CS4 Fundamentals will provide the basics and beyond for those who need to build and manage professional websites. The course will provide basic instruction as well as hands on practice with guided instruction. Target Audience This Adobe Dreamweaver course is designed for anyone who has a need or desire to build professional and graphically rich websites. The course is targeted at the beginner to intermediate levels. Learning Objectives Upon successful completion of this Dreamweaver training course students will be able to:
- Design and Setup a Small to Midsize Website
- To Understand and Utilize Compliant File Structures and Naming Conventions
- Insert, Edit and Search Flash, Image and Text in a Website
- Build, Edit and Maintain Efficient and User Friendly Menu’s
- How to control and Manipulate the Look and Feel of a Website using CSS Style Sheets
- and Utilize Templates to provide a Consistent Professional Look for a Website
- Build and Insert Forms to Provide Feedback and Interactive Content
- Integrate or Utilize other Applications like Flash, Fireworks, and Photoshop
- Use FTP and Built in File Transfer Extensions to Manage and Maintain a Website
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Course Outline |
Morning
Getting Started
- Introduction to XHTML, DHTML, CSS , XML, and JavaScript
- Common File-Naming Conventions
- Working with Different File Extensions
- Add Functionality to Dreamweaver
- Navigating the Dreamweaver Interface
- Setting your Default Workspace and Internet Browser
- Jumpstart: Some Common Shortcuts to Save Time
Managing Your Sites
- Straight to the “Root” of a Webpage
- Design your Site, Define the Structure
- Relative Url’s Vs. Absolute URLs
- Manage and Organize your Files and Directory Structure
- Sitemaps are Crucial:Get to know your Site
Learning the Basics
- Creating and Save a New Site
- Create a New Document
- Insert, Align and Format Images and Text
- Adding Links to Images and Text
- Benefit from Well Written tags
Links and How to Use Them Effectively
- Point to File Linking
- Use Different Kinds of Links
- Anchors: The Ties to your Tables
- Create Links to your Files
Working with Cascading Styles Sheets
- What is CSS and What can it Do for me?
- Customize your Property Sheets
- Understanding the Types of Style Sheets
- Export and Link to External CSS Files
- The CSS Styles Panel Makes it Easy
- What are CSS Selectors and How to Use them
- Understanding Multiple Selectors
- Create and Modify Type, ID and Class Selectors
- Add Flare to Selectors with Pseudo-Classes
Typography can Help your Site Measure up
- Forget the
Tag
- Fundamentals of the Property Inspector
- What Measurement is for Me?
- Utilize with Margins, Padding, and Line Height
- Make the most of Text with Font Lists
- Aligning your Work
- Using different Type’s of Lists
- Flash Text Effects for the WOW Factor
Working with Tables
- Creating and Modify Table’s with CSS and XHTML
- Format your Tables with Color
- Aligning your Table Content
- Sorting Table Data with Ease
- Setting Table Dimensions
- Creating Smooth looking Tables
Layout Tools
- What is the Layout Mode?
- Working with Div Tags
- Understanding AP Div’s and Elements
- Use AP Divs, and Tables for your Layout
- Show, Hide and Align AP Elements
- Using Layout Tables and Layout Cells
- What Makes an AP
Absolutely Positioned?
- How to Prevent Overlaps of Elements
Designing for Different Devices
- How to create Device Friendly sites
- The importance of Web Safe Colors
- Create Print Compatible Documents
- Accessing Adobe Device Central
- Understanding Document Encoding
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Afternoon
Rollover Images Add Flare
- Creating and Insert Rollovers
- How to Make Flash Buttons
- Creating Menus and Navigation with Multiple Rollover States
Using XHTML
- Navigate in Code View
- Add, Edit in Code View
- Strict, Transitional, or Frameset
- Elements in XHTML Documents
- Creating Compliant Documents
- Snippets and Templates using XHTML
- Great Quick Tag Tips
- A small Set of Guidelines
Forms for Function
- Working with Forms
- Text Fields and Areas and How they Help
- The Joys of Check Boxes and Radio Buttons
- Lists, Menu’s and Navigation
Good and Bad Behaviors
- What are Behaviors in Dreamweaver
- Behaviors Panel Explained
- Attaching Behaviors to a Document
- Change or Delete Behaviors
- Getting More or Updating Behaviors
Editing Images
- Editing Images in Dreamweaver
- Roundtrip to the Photoshop and/or Fireworks
- Copy/Paste, and Drag n’ Drop
- Crop, Sharpen and More
Templates to Make it Great
- Recipe of the Perfect Template
- Editing a Template
- Understanding Tempaltes
- Apply your Template to Entire Documents
- Adding Regions to your Template
- Edit other Template Properties
Task Automation
- Using the History Panel
- Copy and Paste between Documents
- Create, Save and Use Commands
- Save vs. Record and How it affects Commands
The Importance of Accessibility
- Validation made easy
- Designing for Accessibility
- Accessibility Features in Dreamweaver
- Inserting Media Content including Tables Images and Objects
- Frame Properties and Attributes
Inserting Media Objects
- Finding and Installing Plug-Ins
- Add Sound, Flash and Images
- Adding Non-Flash Video
- Insert a Java Applet
- Inserting an ActiveX control
Display with Spry
- The Spry Framework & Building Visually
- About Dynamic Spry Tables and Data Sets
- Adding an XML Data Set
- Insert a Spry Region and Repeating Spry Region
- Using Spry Widgets and Effects
Getting Your Site Online
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Dreamweaver
- Setting up your FTP Client to Connect
- Synchronize your Site with FTP
- Other Uses of FTP
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